0x111EC4D

0x111EC4D is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix, a conventional marker in computing and blockchain contexts to indicate base-16 notation. Such strings are commonly used to represent numeric constants, identifiers, or data values in code, logs, and data formats.

In blockchain contexts, the 0x prefix is also associated with addresses and identifiers. However, 0x111EC4D by itself does not match the typical length of an Ethereum-like address, which is 40 hexadecimal digits after 0x. As a result, this specific string is more likely to be a partial address, a fragment of a larger hash or identifier, a short code used in a dataset, or a numeric constant used in smart contracts or tooling. It is also possible that it represents a function selector or similar artifact, though function selectors in Ethereum are normally eight hexadecimal characters (4 bytes), making 0x111EC4D an unconventional length for that purpose.

As a numeric value, the hexadecimal 0x111EC4D equals 17,951,821 in decimal. Without additional context, the exact meaning or use of this string remains ambiguous.

If you encounter 0x111EC4D in a specific document, transaction log, or contract, its meaning depends on surrounding data: it could be part of an address, a truncated hash, a code, or a constant. To determine its purpose, examine the broader context, including related addresses, function calls, or identifiers.

See also: Hexadecimal notation, Ethereum address, Function selector.