0x2625A01

0x2625A01 is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing to denote the integer value 0x2625A01, which equals 40,000,001 in decimal. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal notation, and the sequence 2625A01 represents the base-16 digits. Hex literals are common in many programming languages for constants, bitwise operations, memory addressing, and identifiers.

In practice, such a value can appear as a constant in source code written in languages that support hex literals (for example C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python), as a memory address within a program's address space, or as a numeric identifier in data formats. The fact that there are seven hex digits means the value is 28 bits wide, which may influence how it is stored or interpreted in certain systems. In blockchain contexts, the 0x prefix is also used for hex-encoded data, but a canonical address in Ethereum, for instance, is 40 hex characters long, so 0x2625A01 would not itself be a typical address; it could be part of a larger value or a piece of data.

There is no widely recognized standard, protocol, or entity associated specifically with the exact value 0x2625A01. As with any such hex literal, the meaning is determined by its context within code, data formats, or documentation. If encountered, it should be interpreted according to the surrounding specification or source code where it appears.