Addresses with Balance Change counts addresses whose net balance over the observed period ended somewhere other than zero. It is built from address-level daily deltas, so an address that both received and spent within the period but closed flat is excluded from the count.
A rise means non-zero balance change was spread across more addresses. A decline means the end-of-period footprint narrowed. The series is most informative next to Receiving Addresses and Spending Addresses, because the combined count alone does not show which side of the balance-change split drove the move.
The main limitation is the net filter. Raw transaction participation can stay high while this series remains muted if inflows and outflows offset within the same period. The tail row is a rolling last-24-hour window, not a closed UTC day.
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