0x18B50

0x18B50 is a hexadecimal value that appears in computing contexts where numbers are written with a 0x prefix to indicate base-16 notation. The string 18B50 consists of five hex digits and represents the decimal value 101200. In many programming languages, a literal such as 0x18B50 is read as a numeric constant.

In computing practice, the 0x prefix is standard for hex notation, and 0x18B50 can be used wherever a hexadecimal number is valid, such as in code, data definitions, or configuration files. Because it is only five hex digits, it is not a typical full-size address or identifier in systems that require longer, fixed-length values.

In blockchain contexts, the 0x prefix is commonly used to denote hex-encoded data and addresses. However, 0x18B50 by itself is not a valid Ethereum address or contract address, which normally require 40 hex characters (20 bytes). It could, however, appear as part of larger data structures, transaction inputs, or as a fragment of a hash or function selector within a broader payload. There is no widely recognized project, token, or protocol that is specifically identified by the exact string 0x18B50.

See also: hex notation, numeric literals, Ethereum address, blockchain data encoding.