0x1B46A

0x1B46A is a hexadecimal string prefixed with 0x, consisting of five hexadecimal digits. As a hex value, it represents the decimal number 111,722. The 0x prefix is a common convention in programming to denote hexadecimal notation, used across languages such as C, JavaScript, Python, and Solidity. Because it is relatively short, 0x1B46A is typically seen as an identifier, a fragment of a larger value, or a parameter in documentation and examples rather than a complete cryptographic key or address.

In computing contexts, short hexadecimal identifiers like 0x1B46A can function as internal keys, operation codes, or shorthand references within software systems, databases, or APIs. They may also appear in debugging outputs, memory dumps, or configuration files where compact identifiers are practical. Since the value is only 20 bits long (five hex digits), it is insufficient for use as a full cryptographic hash, a standard blockchain address, or a UUID-like identifier without additional context.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency literature, 0x prefixes often indicate hexadecimal numbers or addresses, but a string of five hex digits such as 0x1B46A is typically not a valid on-chain address or contract identifier. If encountered in such contexts, it is usually part of a larger data field or an example value.

See also: hexadecimal notation, 0x prefix, short hex identifiers, memory and debugging representations.