Dogecoin ETFs saw zero net money flow for seven days, while XRP ETFs attracted $11M in the same period.
U.S. Dogecoin ETFs experienced no net inflows or outflows for seven consecutive trading days from October 1 to October 9, 2026, holding about $14.9 million in assets. This stagnation contrasts sharply with XRP ETFs, which attracted $11.3 million in inflows over two sessions despite similar price declines. The lack of activity in Dogecoin ETFs suggests weak demand and raises questions about where retail investors are directing their funds. The small size of Dogecoin ETFs may partly explain the inactivity, but if the trend continues, it could signal a deeper demand problem for Dogecoin compared to more popular crypto ETFs like XRP.
U.S. Dogecoin ETFs experienced no net inflows or outflows for seven consecutive trading days from October 1 to October 9, 2026, holding about $14.9 million in assets. This stagnation contrasts sharply with XRP ETFs, which attracted $11.3 million in inflows over two sessions despite similar price declines. The lack of activity in Dogecoin ETFs suggests weak demand and raises questions about where retail investors are directing their funds. The small size of Dogecoin ETFs may partly explain the inactivity, but if the trend continues, it could signal a deeper demand problem for Dogecoin compared to more popular crypto ETFs like XRP.
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