Dogecoin’s Crowd Has Gone Quiet. Here’s What the Data Says. Dogecoin is usually the loudest coin in the room, so the silence this month is hard to ignore. 🐶 Spot DOGE ETFs haven’t logged a single inflow day in October, and about $540,000 left on Oct. 12 and 13 alone. Net assets slid from roughly $17 million to $14.44 million. Price followed the mood. $DOGE held around $0.095 in the first week, then slid about 14% to near $0.0824, with one bounce to $0.088 on Oct. 12 fading back to $0.080 the next day. CMF sits at -0.30 after dipping close to -0.90, so money is still leaving. The part I find curious is the futures side. 🤔 Open interest hit about $652 million on Oct. 12, dropped to $598 million, then recovered to $609 million. Funding is still positive at 0.0088%, which means longs are still paying to stay in despite the slide. That mix makes $0.080 the line I’d watch. Optimism hasn’t fully left the building, but if price breaks below it and open interest starts falling again, those patient longs could become the next source of selling. ⚖️ #DOGE #Meme Alpha#