Dogecoin ETFs recorded zero net inflows during the week of July 6 to July 10, continuing a trend of cautious investor sentiment. This pause follows a previous week of negative net flows and highlights a lack of fresh capital and institutional demand for Dogecoin-related products. The overall crypto market remains bearish, with Dogecoin trading without a strong narrative to drive buying interest. Investors are now watching for new developments that could spark renewed interest in Dogecoin ETFs.
The crypto market cap rose about 1.2% to $2.28 trillion, with Bitcoin holding steady above $64,000 and most top coins posting modest gains. Improved sentiment follows Bitcoin's tough June, aided by renewed ETF inflows and easing fear in the market. A...
Dogecoin is currently testing a significant long-term support area while also approaching a short-term breakout level. Technical analysis shows that DOGE is at a familiar support zone that has previously led to strong upward moves, suggesting potenti...
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while major altcoins showed mixed results, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and a preference for Bitcoin's relative stability. Bitcoin dominance increased slightly to 58.51%, signaling a defensive market ...
Bitcoin price surged above $64,000, approaching the key $65,000 resistance after U.S. President Donald Trump indicated Iran had reached out for possible talks, easing geopolitical tensions. This lifted risk appetite across markets, with Bitcoin futur...
Despite Dogecoin's ongoing price weakness and trading below major moving averages, derivatives traders are showing strong bullish sentiment, with long positions outnumbering shorts by about 4 to 1 across major exchanges like OKX and Binance. This sug...
