0x3ABB

0x3ABB is a hexadecimal string frequently encountered in discussions around Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. As written, it is not by itself a complete address or contract identifier, since an Ethereum address typically consists of 20 bytes (40 hexadecimal characters) and is displayed with a 0x prefix. The brevity of 0x3ABB means it can function as a prefix or placeholder in examples, datasets, or documentation rather than as a standalone on-chain entity.

In practice, identifying a specific on-chain contract or account usually requires the full address. A partial string like 0x3ABB may appear in tutorials to illustrate hex formatting or as part of a longer address such as 0x3ABB#######..., but it does not uniquely specify any single contract or wallet. To verify any claim associated with 0x3ABB, researchers or users would need the complete address and would typically consult blockchain explorers or network APIs to confirm the code, balance, transactions, and contract ABI.

Security and accuracy considerations apply whenever a short hex fragment is cited. Partial addresses can be a source of confusion or phishing risk if used in place of full addresses. Always seek the full, exact on-chain identifier and verify through reputable sources before interacting with a contract or sending value.

There is no widely documented project publicly recognized under the exact name or identifier 0x3ABB. For further context, see Ethereum address formats, smart contracts on the Ethereum network, and blockchain explorers.