If you look at that and click on the destination, then do the same again you'll see someone pushing out 10s of thousands of very small transactions per day across the network. They do the same thing pretty much every day I've checked(the above is an old link since its the only one I had handy).
The days I've checked though these sorts of things have accounted for 30-50% of transaction volume.
They are odd not just because of the volume of transactions but the size of them and the fact that they pay a fee for every one. Ideally for the amounts and frequency they would be grouping many outputs into a single transaction to save on fees.
I think its safe you ignore transaction volume for the near future and recent past while this is going on unless you start accounting for it.
If you look at that and click on the destination, then do the same again you'll see someone pushing out 10s of thousands of very small transactions per day across the network. They do the same thing pretty much every day I've checked(the above is an old link since its the only one I had handy).
The days I've checked though these sorts of things have accounted for 30-50% of transaction volume.
They are odd not just because of the volume of transactions but the size of them and the fact that they pay a fee for every one. Ideally for the amounts and frequency they would be grouping many outputs into a single transaction to save on fees.
I think its safe you ignore transaction volume for the near future and recent past while this is going on unless you start accounting for it.