$DOGE
United States DOGE ETF total market size, no matter how hard you push it, is at most around $12.3 million; in a month, net inflows are only a paltry $700,000. With a such thin fund base, it simply can’t withstand big market storms.
The hard flaw of having a too-thin channel is right in front of us: trading on the board is propped up purely by retail investors’ sentiment. Once the liquidation zone is even slightly breached, the stampede from both long and short sides will accelerate exponentially.
If subsequent price fluctuations directly punch through the liquidation zone, causing the thin-bid “support” that’s holding up to instantly collapse, then this short-term bearish thesis—kept alive by meager ETF capital and pure emotion—will be invalid on the spot
United States DOGE ETF total market size, no matter how hard you push it, is at most around $12.3 million; in a month, net inflows are only a paltry $700,000. With a such thin fund base, it simply can’t withstand big market storms.
The hard flaw of having a too-thin channel is right in front of us: trading on the board is propped up purely by retail investors’ sentiment. Once the liquidation zone is even slightly breached, the stampede from both long and short sides will accelerate exponentially.
If subsequent price fluctuations directly punch through the liquidation zone, causing the thin-bid “support” that’s holding up to instantly collapse, then this short-term bearish thesis—kept alive by meager ETF capital and pure emotion—will be invalid on the spot
