Dogecoin spot exchange-traded funds in the United States have gone an entire month without any new inflows or outflows, according to data from SosoValue. The two existing spot DOGE ETFs last recorded activity on October 13, when they saw a combined net outflow of $138,570. Since October 14, neither fund has registered a single day of positive or negative flows, leaving daily net inflows at zero through November 13.
The prolonged inactivity signals fading institutional demand for Dogecoin, even as the token remains the largest memecoin by market capitalization. On November 13, both ETF issuers — Grayscale and 21Shares — recorded zero daily net inflows, confirming that the muted streak continues.
Grayscale's Dogecoin ETF remains dominant in the small U.S. spot DOGE ETF market, holding $9.15 million in net assets. 21Shares' fund has held $1.58 million since launch. Grayscale therefore accounts for roughly 85.3% of the combined $10.73 million in assets across the Dogecoin ETF market.
