Dogecoin (DOGE) extended its recovery on Friday, March 13, 2026, with its price surging as much as 7% from approximately $0.094 to briefly touch $0.1004. This move builds on a rebound from a low of $0.091 earlier in the week and continues a broader recovery from a March 8 low of $0.086. At the time of reporting, DOGE was up 5.33% over 24 hours to around $0.998 and posted a weekly gain of 7.22%.
Despite the positive price action in the spot market, Dogecoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded zero net inflows over the same 24-hour period. Data from SoSoValue indicates this trend of zero inflows has persisted since March 3. The trio of Dogecoin ETFs—managed by Grayscale, 21Shares, and Bitwise—collectively saw $0 in daily net inflows. The cumulative total net inflow for these ETFs remains steady at $7.45 million, with total net assets at $9.27 million.
While no new capital entered the ETF products, trading activity within them continued, with total daily traded value ranging between $212,460 and $1.02 million. This disconnect between rising spot prices and stagnant ETF inflows suggests a lack of fresh institutional capital supporting the recent rally.
The broader cryptocurrency market showed signs of stabilization, with total market capitalization hovering near $2.45 trillion for a third consecutive session. Analysts characterize the current phase as more of a stabilization than a decisive breakout, suggesting that a sustained bull run would likely require a fresh wave of capital or a clear macro catalyst.
From a technical perspective, traders are closely watching key levels. A strong rebound from the $0.09 support level indicates bullish defense. A breakout above the 50-day moving average, situated near $0.101, could pave the way for a rise toward the $0.12 resistance zone. Conversely, if selling pressure intensifies and the price breaks below the $0.09 support, DOGE could target lower levels around $0.08 and potentially $0.06.
