Dogecoin ETFs Record Flat Net Inflows Throughout Early October
Investment vehicles tied to Dogecoin saw zero net flows in early October 2026 as trading remained strictly peer-to-peer and asset valuations declined.
Exchange-traded funds tracking Dogecoin recorded zero net inflows or outflows on every trading session through early October 2026, according to data from SoSoValue. The absence of net creations or redemptions indicates that fund shares traded solely between existing market participants without new capital entering or exiting the vehicles.
The collective net assets held by Dogecoin ETFs stood at $14.9 million, down from the cumulative $15.6 million originally contributed by investors since inception. In contrast, XRP-focused funds attracted $11.3 million over the period.
The stagnation in ETF demand coincided with price weakness in the underlying asset. As of October 12, Dogecoin was trading at roughly $0.087, falling 9.7% over the week to lead losses among major cryptocurrencies and sitting about 88% below its record peak.
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