0x137B

0x137B is a hexadecimal sequence that appears in discussions and documents related to blockchain and smart contracts. As written, it is not a complete Ethereum address, since a standard Ethereum address requires 40 hexadecimal characters (after the 0x prefix). Because of its short length, 0x137B by itself does not identify a specific contract, token, or account on the Ethereum network.

In practice, similar short hex strings are often encountered as partial address suffixes in explorers or user interfaces, where only the trailing digits are displayed for brevity. They may also show up as numeric or coded identifiers in examples, tutorials, or off-chain datasets. However, without the full address or additional context, a short sequence like 0x137B cannot be reliably linked to a real on-chain entity.

If 0x137B is encountered in a document or discussion, it is important to seek the full, verifiable reference. This could be a complete address presented elsewhere in the same source, a contract name, or a link to an explorer entry that includes the full 20-byte address. Verifying with a respected blockchain explorer or official project documentation helps confirm any claimed association.

See also: Ethereum address format, blockchain explorers, hex notation.