Dogecoin exchange-traded funds saw daily net inflows stall at zero for three consecutive days this week, according to data from SoSoValue. On July 22, 23, and 24, no new funds entered Dogecoin ETFs, maintaining a stagnant flow pattern that has persisted through much of July.
Brief inflow breaks the streak
Despite the overall lull, Dogecoin ETFs experienced a positive development earlier in the week. On July 21, inflows reached $345,130, temporarily halting a zero-inflow streak that had lasted since July 6. Prior to this brief spike, all trading days in July had registered no new investment in Dogecoin ETFs.
Such periods of limited activity are common for smaller or newer cryptocurrency ETFs, particularly those tracking digital assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Market analysts often note that thin trading and episodic inflows are characteristic of crypto funds with niche focus or lower recognition among institutional investors.
Cumulative inflows surpass $12 million
Dogecoin ETFs have now exceeded $12 million in cumulative total net inflow. As of July 24, SoSoValue reported that overall net investments in these funds had reached $12.12 million. This week also marks the first time since the period ending June 18 that Dogecoin ETFs have posted a positive net inflow, registering $345,130 in weekly gains.
| Date | Daily Net Inflow | Cumulative Total Net Inflow |
|---|---|---|
| July 21 | $345,130 | $12,120,000 |
| July 22 | $0 | $12,120,000 |
| July 23 | $0 | $12,120,000 |
| July 24 | $0 | $12,120,000 |
DOGE price and futures activity
Dogecoin’s market price continues to face downward pressure, mirroring a wider decline in the cryptocurrency sector. DOGE was down 0.17% over the previous 24 hours and traded at $0.07 at last check.
Open interest in DOGE futures has reached $1.10 billion, signaling higher trading activity in derivative markets. However, with spot prices falling to their lowest level since November 2023, some analysts suggest traders may be positioning for further downside.
The combination of increasing open interest alongside a declining price is seen as an indicator that some participants are seeking to capitalize on falling values.
Technical signals and analyst outlook
A closely followed technical indicator has offered a note of optimism. Crypto analyst Ali reported that the Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential has presented a buy signal on Dogecoin’s monthly price chart. This comes as DOGE approaches a strong support zone at $0.056.
Mini dictionary: TD Sequential, a technical analysis indicator developed by Thomas DeMark, is used to identify price exhaustion and potential trend reversals in financial markets.
If Dogecoin maintains support above $0.056, analysts point to the possibility of a rebound. Upside targets include $0.16, with a longer-term channel top near $0.45 seen as a broader objective.
Crypto analyst Ali highlighted that the TD Sequential has signaled a potential buying opportunity for Dogecoin, noting the importance of the $0.056 support level as a foundation for a possible move toward $0.16 and above.
