Three U.S. Dogecoin ETFs attracted just over $12 million in total over nearly 10 months, sharply trailing rival crypto funds. XRP funds recorded $12.29 million of inflows on Sept. 9 alone and have accumulated $1.7 billion since launching in November 2025. Solana funds have drawn $1.36 billion since their October 2025 debut, with both totals exceeding Dogecoin funds' combined inflows by more than 100 times. Bitwise has announced plans to close its Dogecoin ETF BWOW, which held just $687,713 as of Sept. 9 and is scheduled to stop trading on Oct. 14. Across 199 trading sessions, the three Dogecoin funds recorded net inflows on 28 days and zero net flows on 166 days. MyDoge founder Jordan Jefferson said accessibility has never been Dogecoin's main constraint, arguing that institutional demand depends on whether investors can identify value beyond price appreciation.