Dogecoin price has fallen 3.17% to $0.071 on July 17 as its exchange-traded funds completed one month without recording fresh inflows. Summary Dogecoin price fell 3.17% to $0.071 as its ETFs completed one month without fresh inflows. T. Rowe Price allocated 1.28% of its new active crypto ETF to DOGE. A break below $0.0711 could expose Dogecoin to declines toward $0.070 and $0.068. SoSoValue data shows that U.S. Dogecoin ETFs attracted no new capital between June 17 and July 17, despite the meme coin gaining additional exposure through T. Rowe Price’s newly launched active crypto fund. The products also posted $871,000 in net outflows during July. The weak ETF figures have accompanied a steep decline in DOGE, which has lost about 54% since reaching $0.156 in January. Dogecoin’s latest drop has brought the token back to a support area that buyers have repeatedly defended since late June. During the same period, the meme coin sector has suffered a $1.2 billion sell-off, according to the original market report. The decline indicates that T. Rowe Price’s entry has yet to revive demand for DOGE among retail or institutional investors. T. Rowe Price exposure has failed to revive DOGE demand T. Rowe Price launched its first actively managed cryptocurrency ETF on July 16, adding Dogecoin alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum and several other digital assets. The asset manager oversees about $1.8 trillion and supplied $15 million in seed capital to the fund. According to the fund allocation, Dogecoin received a 1.28% weighting. The position consists of roughly 2.6 million DOGE worth about $192,000, making it a limited part of the ETF’s portfolio. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas described T. Rowe Price as a legacy stock picker. In his assessment, the firm’s decision to hold Dogecoin alongside larger cryptocurrencies gives the meme coin a degree of Wall Street recognition. T Rowe Active Crypto ETF $TKNZ is live today, first multi-token active spot ETF, also notable given T Rowe Price’s legacy as stock picker (they’ve been around since bf WWII). Fee 75bps. Opens with $15m in assets. Here’s the holdings to start which show underweight bitcoin and… pic.twitter.com/R83fiXMPYy— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) July 16, 2026 Even with the new allocation, SoSoValue data indicates that existing Dogecoin ETFs have failed to attract fresh money for a full month. The T. Rowe Price product is set to become the fourth ETF offering exposure to the largest meme coin by market capitalization, according to the original report. Dogecoin price remains exposed below $0.0755 The daily DOGE chart shows a descending triangle, with a series of lower highs pressing the price toward horizontal support near $0.071. The structure would remain bearish unless DOGE breaks above the falling trendline and the nearby $0.0755 resistance level. Dogecoin price has formed a descending triangle pattern on the daily chart — July 17 | Source: crypto.news Momentum readings on the same chart favor sellers. TradingView places Aroon Down at 71.43% and Aroon Up at 7.14%, while the Average Directional Index stands at 32.81. An ADX reading above 25 indicates that the current trend retains strength. On the 4-hour chart, the MACD line is below its signal line and shows a negative histogram, both pointing to continued selling pressure. The Relative Strength Index is also at 42.89, below its moving average of 46.75, suggesting that buyers have not regained short-term momentum. Dogecoin price 4-hour chart — July 17 | Source: crypto.news A confirmed 4-hour close below the $0.0711 range floor could expose $0.070, followed by $0.068 and $0.065, based on the support levels visible on TradingView. Conversely, a rebound above $0.0755 would break the current range and place the July high near $0.079 back in view. CoinGlass’ 24-hour liquidation heatmap places notable leveraged positions around $0.073 and $0.075 above the market. Below the current price, concentrated liquidity near $0.0705 and $0.070 could attract DOGE if the $0.0711 support fails. Dogecoin liquidation heatmap | Source: CoinGlass Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.
