0x010939A2

0x010939A2 is an eight-digit hexadecimal code prefixed with 0x. As a hexadecimal representation, it corresponds to the unsigned 32-bit integer 17,381,794 in decimal.

The 0x prefix denotes hexadecimal notation. Eight hex digits encode 32 bits, which is a common size for identifiers in software systems, protocols, and databases. Codes of this length are frequently used as compact primary keys, internal references, or hashed components that are not intended to be human-friendly addresses.

In the context of blockchain and cryptocurrencies, 0x010939A2 should not be mistaken for an Ethereum address. An Ethereum address requires 40 hexadecimal digits after the 0x prefix. Therefore, 0x010939A2 is typically encountered as a short-form reference, a fragment of a longer identifier, or in documentation illustrating numeric IDs rather than as a stand-alone on-chain address or contract.

Possible interpretations include: a numeric key in a registry, an index within a table, or a portion of a versioned identifier in software systems. Depending on the application, it can also serve as an encoded color value in certain contexts if interpreted as ARGB, though such usage is not standard for color notation.

There is no widely documented public entity, project, or asset definitively linked to this exact code in major public sources as of this writing.