0x1475

0x1475 is a hexadecimal string that may appear in blockchain-related contexts but does not, by itself, identify a complete account or contract on Ethereum or other EVM-based networks. Valid Ethereum addresses are 20-byte values typically shown as 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. The string 0x1475 contains only four hex digits after 0x, so it cannot function as a full address on its own.

In practice, a short string like 0x1475 can show up in several ways. It may be a truncated display in a user interface, a fragment of a longer identifier, or part of data in logs, input data, or event topics. It is not a standard representation for a function selector or other fixed-length cryptographic identifiers, which normally require larger, fixed lengths (for example, function selectors are eight hexadecimal digits after 0x).

To determine what 0x1475 refers to in a given context, one should identify the surrounding data or documentation. If a full address or contract needs to be located, seek the complete 40-hex-digit address or the contract’s name and search on a blockchain explorer appropriate to the network in use (mainnet or testnet). Always verify the network, confirm the full address, and exercise caution to avoid interacting with incorrect or malicious contracts.

See also: Ethereum address, blockchain explorer, EVM, address verification, hexadecimal notation.