Dogecoin (DOGE) Price: ETF Inflows Hold Steady for Four Weeks as Price Tests Key Support

TLDR

• DOGE is trading around $0.1031, down slightly over the past week
• Four straight weeks of ETF inflows totaling around $860,960 last week
• Open interest sits at $1.32B while futures volume has dropped 16.66%
• Analyst Ali Martinez flags $0.1020 as the key level to watch
• A break below $0.1000 could open the door to $0.0879

Dogecoin is under pressure this week, trading near $0.1031 as selling continues for the third straight week. The coin is hovering just above the $0.1000 psychological support level, which traders are watching closely.

Despite the price weakness, institutional interest has held up. DOGE spot ETFs have seen four consecutive weeks of positive inflows. Last week alone brought in $860,960, according to Sosovalue data.

That stands out because Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw major outflows last week — roughly $1.26 billion and $216 million respectively. DOGE bucked that trend.

On the derivatives side, the picture is more cautious. Futures volume is down 16.66% to $1.19 billion, while open interest edged up 1.68% to $1.32 billion. The funding rate sits at 0.0060%, showing no extreme positioning in either direction.

Ali Martinez Flags $0.1020 as Critical Zone

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed to $0.1020 as a key level for DOGE. He noted that this price aligns with both the midpoint of a multi-week channel and the 50-day simple moving average — a rare technical overlap that makes it a high-priority zone.

Martinez said if buyers hold $0.1020, DOGE could push back toward $0.1156, which is near the top of the channel. If that level breaks, he sees the lower channel boundary near $0.0883 as the next stop.

Separately, analyst Crypto With Gopal noted that DOGE is consolidating inside a large triangle pattern. He described this as a compression setup where buyers have been defending higher lows and where a breakout from triangle resistance showed bullish intent.

Technical Indicators Show Bearish Lean

DOGE is trading below its 20-day EMA ($0.1056), 50-day EMA ($0.1036), 100-day EMA ($0.1059), and 200-day EMA ($0.1220). All four moving averages are sitting above the current price, acting as overhead resistance.

The RSI is at 45.16, below the neutral 50 level. Its moving average stands at 52.57. The MACD and signal line have both moved into negative territory.

If $0.1000 fails to hold as support, the next downside target is the February 11 low at $0.0879.

As of writing, DOGE is trading at $0.1031, with a 24-hour trading volume of $558.24 million — down 19.15% on the day.

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