Dogecoin seems to have broken a recurring streak of $0 ETF inflows, as interest seems to be returning to the market.
According to SosoValue data, the group of Dogecoin ETFs recorded another day of inflows: the daily total net inflow came in at $146,020 on August 24. Dogecoin ETFs had recorded a day of inflows of $654,420 on August 20.
This remains significant, as Dogecoin had in prior times seen a lengthy streak of zero inflows following a day of inflow or outflow.
An instance was seen earlier in August: after recording an inflow of $82,640 on August 4, Dogecoin ETFs marked six days of zero inflows before seeing a negative inflow of $568,840 on August 13. This was again followed by days of zero inflows before Dogecoin ETFs saw an inflow of $654,420 on August 20.
Now, between August 20 and 24, Dogecoin has marked two days of positive inflows in three days (excluding two days, Saturday and Sunday, as ETFs do not trade during weekends).
This might suggest that interest is gradually returning, but a sustained streak of inflows may be needed to confirm this trend.
Dogecoin faces crucial price test
Dogecoin tested the $0.1 level in a five-day price run but quickly retreated, confirming the level as resistance.
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The dog cryptocurrency started to surge from a low of $0.069 on August 19, breaking above the daily MA 50 and 200 that had been capping its price since late 2025.
The rally reached $0.1 on August 21, where bulls ran out of steam. Dogecoin’s price retreated and now faces a crucial price test as it hovers above the daily MA 200 at $0.089.
Bears are trying to pull Dogecoin below this level, which might potentially drag its price to the daily MA 50 at $0.073.
At the time of writing, Dogecoin was down 3.24% in the last 24 hours to $0.0898 amid profit-taking as traders weighed Cleancore’s decision to exit its Dogecoin treasury strategy with a $33.4 million DOGE sale to fund an AI pivot.
