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XRP and Dogecoin Record Flat U.S. Institutional Flows Amid Diverging Token Returns

Data shows zero net inflows for major altcoin funds in October while smaller tokens post short-term gains.

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XRP fell 1.4% over the past 30 days to trade at $1.37, sliding 6.7% over the trailing week as of mid-October 2026. Over the same monthly timeframe, Dogecoin remained largely unchanged with a 0.1% gain to $0.084, while the meme token Pepe rose 21.3% to $0.0000042.

XRP retains a market capitalization of roughly $86.3 billion, trading 62.5% below its historical peak. U.S. investment funds holding XRP manage approximately $1.6 billion in net assets according to SoSoValue. In comparison, Dogecoin's market capitalization stands at $13.1 billion and Pepe's at $1.7 billion, both sitting more than 85% below their historical highs.

Despite having established U.S.-listed products, institutional funds for both XRP and Dogecoin saw net inflows stall in October, with XRP funds recording neutral flows over three straight sessions. The article suggests this lack of fund activity indicates institutional investors have stepped back from active accumulation during the period.

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