Dogecoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) products have ended a prolonged period of stagnation with a modest but notable return of capital. Market data from SoSoValue shows that Dogecoin-linked ETFs attracted more than $779,000 in inflows as of March 2. The renewed interest comes as DOGE trades in a narrow range, signaling a neutral consolidation phase. The inflow breaks a month-long dry spell. The previous recorded capital injection occurred on February 2, when Dogecoin ETFs saw $252,530 in new funds. Since then, activity had remained muted. The latest data suggests cautious investor re-engagement, though overall participation remains limited compared to other altcoin ETF products. Dogecoin ETF Inflows Lag Behind XRP Products While the recent inflow marks a shift in momentum, Dogecoin ETFs continue to trail rival products in cumulative performance. Since launch, Dogecoin ETF products have recorded total inflows of approximately $7.45 million. This figure stands in sharp contrast to XRP-linked ETFs, which have attracted more than $1.2 billion in cumulative inflows. The disparity underscores institutional preference for assets perceived to have broader utility. XRP, often positioned as a bridge asset for cross-border payments, appears to be attracting stronger long-term interest from professional investors. Dogecoin, by comparison, remains closely associated with retail-driven trading cycles and speculative demand. The $779,000 recorded this month represents the highest single inflow since early January, when Dogecoin ETFs drew more than $1.6 million. However, the current figure remains relatively small within the broader digital asset ETF landscape. Price Impact Remains Limited Despite the uptick in ETF flows, Dogecoin’s price has not reacted materially. The token continues to trade around the $0.09 level, reflecting limited directional conviction. Analysts note that isolated inflows of this size are unlikely to trigger immediate price appreciation. At the time of writing, Dogecoin trades at $0.09002, down 7.27% over the past 24 hours. Price action remains subdued despite the renewed ETF flows.