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Dogecoin Weakens Near $0.083 Amid Muted ETF Activity and Derivatives Caution
Dogecoin faces mixed market signals as subdued spot ETF demand and a declining long-to-short ratio counter positive funding rates.
Dogecoin traded below $0.083 on Tuesday after holding near support defined by its 50-day and 100-day exponential moving averages. The token has maintained ground above those indicators following a rebound from roughly $0.070, though market participation remains constrained.
Data from SoSoValue shows that US spot Dogecoin exchange-traded funds recorded minimal volume and flows over the past week, signaling limited institutional participation. In the derivatives market, CoinGlass data indicates that Dogecoin's long-to-short ratio fell to 0.84, representing a one-month low and showing an increased prevalence of short positions.
Other metrics present conflicting indicators. The open interest-weighted funding rate turned positive on September 9, reaching 0.0010% on Tuesday, while CryptoQuant noted that sell-side orders continue to dominate futures activity despite appearances of large whale transactions.
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