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Dogecoin and XRP See Stagnant U.S. Fund Inflows as Meme Token Pepe Surges
An analysis compares monthly performance and institutional fund activity across Pepe, Dogecoin, and XRP.
Over the 30-day period ending October 14, 2026, Pepe gained 21.3% to trade at approximately $0.0000042, outperforming older tokens. Dogecoin edged up by 0.1% over the month to roughly $0.084, but fell 6.9% in the trailing seven days, while XRP declined 1.4% over 30 days and 6.7% over the week to $1.37.
The assets reflect distinct scale and utility profiles. Dogecoin holds a market capitalization of about $13.1 billion, sitting 88.5% below its peak, whereas Pepe has a valuation of around $1.7 billion, down 85.2% from its record high. XRP, designed for cross-border settlements on the XRP Ledger, commands an $86.3 billion market capitalization and sits 62.5% below its historical peak.
The report highlights that U.S.-listed investment products for Dogecoin and XRP recorded no net inflows during October, with XRP funds seeing flat flows across three consecutive sessions according to SoSoValue data. The author notes that this pause in institutional participation contrasts with the retail-driven rally observed in Pepe, which lacks listed investment funds.
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