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ETH Weakening interest: Dogcoin ETF fund inflows have stalled
Recent activity of Dogcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has slowed significantly, and daily net inflows have returned to zero in the past three days. According to the latest SoSoValue data, this stagnation occurred on July 22, 23 and 24, highlighting the trading downturn that persisted for most of the month.
What is triggered by a brief inflow?
This pause in capital inflows was briefly broken earlier this week-on July 21, the Dogcoin ETF recorded an inflow of US$345,130. This brief investment boom ended a zero-inflow situation that had persisted since early July. For ETFs with non-blue chip crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, such fluctuations are not uncommon. Analysts pointed out that due to relatively low market attention and institutional interest, niche crypto funds often face the problem of fragmented transaction volume and irregular capital inflow patterns.
How much money has the Dogecoin ETF absorbed?
As of July 24, the cumulative net inflow of Dogecoin ETF has exceeded US$12 million. The SoSoValue report shows that the total net investment of these funds reached $12.12 million. The inflow of US$345,130 is the first positive net inflow recorded since mid-June and marks an important milestone.
Affected by the downward trend of the overall cryptocurrency market, the price of dogcoin continued to be under pressure and fell slightly to US$0.07. At the same time, open interest in DOGE futures reached $1.1 billion, indicating that derivatives trading activity may increase, but spot prices remain under pressure.
·The Dogecoin ETF recorded a net inflow of US$345,130 on July 21.
·As of July 24, the cumulative net inflow of Dogecoin ETF totaled US$12.12 million.
· DOGE futures trading was active, with open interest contracts reaching US$1.1 billion.
·The key support level is determined at US$0.056, and the potential rebound target points to US$0.16 and higher.
Crypto analysts remain focused because an important technical indicator-the Tom DeMark (TD) sequence-sends a buy signal on the Dogecoin monthly chart. If the asset can hold the key support level of $0.056, it may rebound in the long run, with a target price pointing to $0.16 or even $0.45. Overall, combined with price trends and technical signals, Dogecoin is still an asset worthy of attention in the near term.
