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Dogecoin (DOGE) traded around $0.1375 on Saturday, December 14. The token stayed a few points above its monthly low of $0.1324. DOGE also hovered below its intraday open near $0.1403. Traders watched support near $0.1321, which has held since November 20.
Macro signals continued to influence crypto prices. The US Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday. Investors still priced in a cautious policy path for 2026. They also tracked inflation and labor data for signs of a pause in easing. Risk-sensitive assets moved unevenly across global markets.
US-listed Dogecoin spot ETFs drew modest inflows after their debut in November. Data cited from SoSoValue indicate cumulative inflows of nearly $2 million. Net assets stood at around $5.7 million. Grayscale’s GDOG held about $4.2 million, while Bitwise’s BWOW held about $1.3 million. DOGE's market capitalization stood at around $23 billion, keeping ETF assets small by comparison.
The funds also charge notable fees relative to their size. Each Dogecoin ETF carries a 0.35% management fee. Low assets under management limit fee revenue. Thin trading activity also kept the products out of focus during a risk-off market.
Litecoin’s ETF results showed similar conditions. The LTCC fund held about $7.67 million in assets. It last logged inflows on November 28, when an investor added roughly $414,000. Reported trading volume dropped to zero in December, which signaled weaker participation.
Other crypto ETF products showed stronger demand. Reported figures showed that XRP ETFs had net assets of over $1.18 billion. Spot Solana ETFs reportedly had assets of over $907 million. A newer Chainlink ETF reportedly surpassed $74 million in assets.
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Dogecoin derivatives positioning continued to cool. Futures open interest stood near $1.5 billion on Friday. It fell from about $4.4 billion on October 10. Market commentary linked the move to macro uncertainty and October’s broad sell-off.
Lower open interest often tracks reduced activity from retail traders. It can also limit rebound strength when spot demand stays weak. Meme coins also lagged, with Shiba Inu, Bonk, and Dogwifhat posting double-digit declines in recent periods.
On the daily chart, the Dogecoin price trend stayed negative. DOGE formed lower highs and lower lows. It dropped from about $0.3072 on September 13 to near $0.1360. The token remained below major moving averages. The Supertrend indicator also stayed red.
Support near $0.1320 to $0.1321 marked the key area to watch. A break below that zone could open a path toward $0.10 on chart-based targets. If buyers defend support, the DOGE price could consolidate while broader sentiment stabilizes.
