0x4CE

0x4CE is a hexadecimal literal, consisting of the characters 4, C, and E, with the prefix 0x to indicate hexadecimal notation. In decimal, 0x4CE equals 1230. Hexadecimal literals are widely used in programming to denote numbers, colors, memory addresses, or arbitrary binary data.

Within software development, 0x4CE may appear as a numeric constant in source code, as part of a larger hex data sequence such as a memory address or a checksum, or as a compact representation used in debugging or logging. Its exact interpretation depends on the surrounding code or data structure.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency contexts, the 0x prefix signals hexadecimal encoding, but there is no widely recognized token, contract, or standard specifically identified by the string 0x4CE. In Ethereum, most addresses are 40 hexadecimal digits long, and function selectors used by smart contracts are typically eight hex digits; therefore 0x4CE on its own is not an address or a standalone identifier.

Context matters: the precise meaning of 0x4CE is determined by where it appears—whether as a variable in a program, part of a data dump, or a log value. As a short hex literal, it is primarily a numeric or data-encoding token rather than a canonical reference to a specific asset or protocol.

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