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Large ETH Balance Changes

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Large ETH balance changes widget

What it shows

Addresses whose ETH balance changed by more than 100 ETH within one block, over the latest blocks named in the widget title. Each row shows the address, the signed change (green for a gain, red for a loss), the balance after the change, and the block where it happened.

The figure is the net change over the block, not a single transfer. An address that received and sent ETH in the same block shows only the difference, and a change can come from a transaction, a withdrawal or a block reward alike — so a row has no transaction hash, only links to the address and to the block.

How to read it

  • Pairs tell the story. A −136 ETH row and a +136 ETH row in the same block are usually one transfer seen from both sides.
  • The balance after the change gives scale. −100 ETH from an address that still holds 165,000 ETH is an exchange hot wallet doing its job; −332 ETH that leaves 0.002 ETH is an address being emptied.
  • Look where it went. Click the address for its entity page, or the block number to see the block's transactions.

ETH Flows ranks the same movement differently: who sent and received the most ETH over the whole live window. This widget catches single large swings per block, whatever caused them.

Data & update cadence

Covers the most recent blocks (the range is in the title) and refreshes with every block (~12 s). The widget lists the top five; Show 20 expands the list. When the balance data for these blocks is not available, the widget says so rather than showing an empty list.

Last updated 22 Oct 2026, 08:06 UTC · verified against TraceFast v1.0.261 · Markdown