Dogecoin ETFs recorded daily net inflows of $146,020 on August 24 and $654,420 on August 20, breaking a weeks-long pattern of stagnant flows that followed an $82,640 inflow on August 4 and a $568,840 outflow on August 13. The two positive sessions within a three-day trading window may indicate returning interest, although analysts say a longer streak would be needed to confirm a lasting trend shift. DOGE rallied from $0.069 on August 19 to nearly $0.10 within five days, moving above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages for the first time since late 2025, before retreating from resistance. The token was down 3.24% over 24 hours at $0.0898 and hovered just above its 200-day moving average near $0.089. Cleancore added selling pressure by liquidating $33.4 million of DOGE and exiting its treasury strategy to reallocate funds toward artificial intelligence development.