A Dogecoin (DOGE) spot ETF recorded $0 in net inflows over the past 24 hours.

On Aug. 11 local time, blockchain outlet U.Today reported that Dogecoin investment products failed to attract new funds, extending this month’s stalled inflow trend.

The market offers Dogecoin exchange-traded products and funds from Grayscale, Bitwise and 21Shares, including the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF launched in late 2025. Among products tracked by SosoValue, those from Grayscale, 21Shares and Bitwise each posted $0 net inflows over the past 24 hours.

The last day Dogecoin ETFs posted positive inflows was Aug. 4. Net inflows were $82,640 that day. Before that, $0 net inflows continued for several days after July 22, and only Aug. 4 saw a slight rebound.

A single day without net inflows may not mean much. The original report noted that repeated $0 net inflows could signal weak demand. Dogecoin ETFs logged $0 net inflows on multiple days in 2026, and there were not many days of positive inflows. There were also 2 days of negative fund flows.

Cumulative net inflows for Dogecoin ETFs stand at $12.2 million. Total net assets were tallied at $10.05 million. Zero net inflows did not mean trading stopped. Total turnover over the past 24 hours was $90,150. It means trading continued among existing investors even without new funds.

The market is watching whether fund flows pick up again as a short-term variable. The outlet reported that sustained positive inflows could become a new psychological catalyst for Dogecoin and could lift ETF demand again. A key focus is whether a pattern returns in which inflows stoke price expectations.

In this situation, traders are watching both the Dogecoin price and market sentiment. Dogecoin was recently at $0.07, up 0.89 percent over 24 hours. Investors are adjusting positions ahead of major economic data due this week.

The market is focusing in particular on inflation data. Expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes weakened after July nonfarm payrolls data released last week came in weaker than expected. Traders are currently pricing in about a 46 percent chance that the benchmark rate will be raised at the September meeting.

As a result, the Dogecoin market is more likely to be influenced at the same time by whether ETF inflows recover and by macro variables. In the short term, the key is how long the $0 net inflow trend lasts and whether the price can withstand it and create a chance for a rebound in demand.