Dogecoin Targets 25% Surge as DOGE ETF Inflows Skyrocket

Meme coin defies gravity as institutional money floods in.

ETF Frenzy Ignites

Wall Street's latest darling isn't a blue-chip stock—it's the doge. Exchange-traded funds are scooping up DOGE at a pace that's shocking traditional finance veterans. The 25% rally target isn't just hopeful thinking; it's backed by cold, hard inflow data that would make even Bitcoin ETFs blush.

Institutional Adoption Accelerates

Forget the 'meme coin' label—serious money's now treating Dogecoin like a legitimate asset class. The surge in ETF activity suggests fund managers finally cracked the code: retail momentum plus institutional infrastructure equals profit. They're building positions while crypto purists debate whether a Shiba Innu should be worth billions.

Market Dynamics Shift

This isn't 2021's retail-driven mania. The current inflow pattern shows sophisticated players timing entries around liquidity events and regulatory milestones. They're treating DOGE like a high-beta tech stock—volatile but with clearer catalysts than most altcoins.

Traditional finance analysts still can't quite believe a joke currency outperforms their carefully constructed portfolios—but the numbers don't lie. Sometimes the market rewards humor more than Harvard MBAs.

DOGE ETF inflows rise ahead of approvals

Dogecoin (DOGE) price retreated this week, mirroring the performance of the broader crypto market. However, some positives may push it higher in the near term.

One of these bullish catalysts is that the recently launched REX-Osprey Doge ETF whose ticker is DOJE is doing well. According to its website, it has accumulated almost $8 million in assets in the last four trading days.

Data compiled by ETF.com shows that the fund has had inflows in each of these days. Most of the inflows happened on Monday as the crypto market crashed. It added $4.3 million in assets on that day and $600,000 on Tuesday. 

The ongoing DOGE ETF inflow is notable because of its high expense ratio of 0.75%, which is higher than most crypto funds. 

As such, it is a sign that the pending ETFs by companies like Bitwise, Grayscale, and 21Shares will have more inflows. That’s because these funds will have lower fees and utilize the more mainstream ‘33 Act approach. 

Dogecoin price has more bullish catalysts. For example, there are signs that traders in the futures market expect it to keep soaring. The weighted funding rate has remained in the positive side since July. 

Additionally, DOGE liquidations have plunged in the past few days. After soaring to $59 million on Monday, these liquidations have fallen to less than $4 million today. Falling liquidations is a positive thing as it is reducing the selling pressure. 

Dogecoin price technical analysis

The daily timeframe chart shows that the Doge price has rebounded in the past few months. It has jumped from a low of $0.1407 in March to $0.25 today. 

The coin has now retested the lower side of the ascending channel. It has often rebounded whenever it hit this trendline. Also, the coin has remained above the 50-day and 100-day Exponential Moving Averages.

Therefore, the coin will likely continue rising as bulls target the important resistance level at $0.3076, its highest point on Sept. 12. This price is about 25% above the current level.