0x7919FBE

0x7919FBE is a hexadecimal string that begins with the common 0x prefix used in Ethereum and other blockchain ecosystems to denote hexadecimal numbers. The exact sequence 7919FBE does not, by itself, correspond to a standard-length address or identifier on public blockchains and appears incomplete for typical on-chain references such as an Ethereum address or a function selector.

In blockchain contexts, longer forms are common: Ethereum addresses are 40 hexadecimal characters (20 bytes), and function selectors are the first 4 bytes (8 hexadecimal characters) of the Keccak-256 hash of a function signature. Because 0x7919FBE consists of only seven hexadecimal characters after the 0x prefix, it cannot by itself represent a complete address or a standard selector. It might instead be a fragment of a longer hex string, a truncated display, or an abbreviated identifier used in off-chain databases or documentation.

Possible interpretations include part of a longer address or hash, a short identifier used in specific indexing systems, or a typographical error in a document. Without the full context or the complete hex string, the exact meaning of 0x7919FBE cannot be determined with certainty.

There is no widely cited project, contract, or token officially associated with the exact string 0x7919FBE in major public records. If encountered in a document, it is advisable to seek the full context or the complete hex string to identify the intended reference.

See also: Ethereum address, function selector, transaction hash, hex encoding, 0x prefix.