Addresses with Net Inflow counts addresses whose net balance change over the observed period was positive. It is stricter than a simple receive-side appearance count, because an address is included only if it finished the period with more BTC than it started with.
A rise means positive balance change reached a wider address set. A decline means net accumulation was concentrated in fewer addresses. It reads best against Spending Addresses and Addresses with Balance Change, which show whether redistribution leaned toward net receivers or remained broad on both sides.
The main caveat is that positive net change at the address level is not the same as new capital entering the market. Existing holders, service-level address rotation, and internal wallet management can all widen the count. The tail row is a rolling last-24-hour window, not a closed UTC day.
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