0x1326

0x1326 is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix used to denote hexadecimal literals in many programming languages. The sequence consists of four hex digits, which is a common length for short constants or identifiers in code samples and low-level data representations.

As a numeric value, 0x1326 translates to decimal 4902. In programming contexts, such a hex literal can represent a small integral quantity, an identifier in a limited namespace, or a portion of a binary data field, depending on how it is interpreted by the surrounding code.

In blockchain terminology, addresses on Ethereum and similar networks are typically 20 bytes long, displayed as 40 hexadecimal digits after the 0x prefix. Consequently, 0x1326 on its own is not a valid full address. It may appear as the beginning of a longer address or as a short fragment in illustrative examples, test data, or documentation.

There is no widely documented project, token, or contract that is universally recognized simply as “0x1326.” If encountered in a specific context, it is advisable to consult the accompanying source or documentation to determine whether it is being used as a short identifier, a sample value, or part of a longer hexadecimal string.

See also: Hexadecimal, 0x prefix, Ethereum address, Hex literals.