DOGE Rally Brewing? Whales Load Up as Dogecoin ETFs Post Record Inflows
U.S.-listed spot Dogecoin ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflow period so far, with one report putting the total at $2.90 million and another at $2.89 million for the week ending Sept. 25. Cumulative inflows also moved higher, while one fund drew most of the ETF money and futures positioning stayed mixed or bearish. DOGE was also still trading below $0.10 in the Sept. 25 weekly update.
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Before these reports, spot DOGE products had gone through months of limited interest, and one such fund had already closed after that stretch. What changed in practice is that the products are once again taking in weekly net inflows, while futures positioning is still described as uneven or bearish, so the ETF side and the derivatives side are not showing the same picture.
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