Deep Dive
1. HTX Reports 101% DOGE Reserves (11 November 2026)
Overview: HTX’s November 1 proof of reserves listed Dogecoin coverage at 101%. This was part of the exchange’s 49th consecutive monthly reserve disclosure.
What this means: This is a modestly positive transparency signal because reported reserves exceeded customer balances. It does not establish that all exchange risks are absent.
(TokenPost)
2. DOGE ETF Flows Stay Flat (11 November 2026)
Overview: On November 10, Dogecoin spot ETFs had no net flows for the 20th consecutive day. Reported assets stood at $11.10 million.
What this means: This is neutral to bearish for the institutional-demand narrative because the data shows neither fresh inflows nor outflows. Sustained inflows would offer clearer evidence of renewed interest.
(TokenPost)
3. Upbit Holds $817 Million DOGE (10 November 2026)
Overview: A report put Upbit’s DOGE holdings at $816.81 million, or about 11.766 billion tokens. The article noted that user selling could create pressure, but holdings alone do not show that sales are occurring.
What this means: This is a potential downside risk, not a confirmed sell signal. Watch for actual exchange outflows or selling activity before treating the balance as immediate pressure.
(U.Today)
Conclusion
Reserve reporting offers a transparency positive, while flat ETF flows and a sizeable Upbit balance leave demand and selling risk in focus. Will DOGE ETF flows turn positive, or will exchange activity point to renewed selling?