0xB4B

0xB4B is a hexadecimal string that commonly appears in the context of blockchain addresses and smart contracts on Ethereum-compatible networks. It does not, by itself, denote a single standardized entity. Instead, any account or contract whose full address begins with the digits B4B on a given network would be described as “0xB4B” in a shortened form, depending on the context in which it is cited.

In practice, the prefix 0xB4B can refer to multiple possible addresses across mainnet and test networks. Because Ethereum addresses are 20 bytes long and are displayed in hexadecimal, there are many addresses that share the same initial digits. Therefore, identifying a specific 0xB4B address requires a full address (for example, 0xB4B... with the remaining characters) and, often, corroborating information such as transaction history or a linked project name.

If a contract at a 0xB4B address implements a token standard (such as ERC-20 or ERC-721), on-chain interactions would typically involve standard functions and events like balance inquiries, transfers, approvals, and event logs. However, without the complete address and context, one cannot infer the function or ownership of the contract.

How to verify a specific 0xB4B address: consult a blockchain explorer for the full address, review the contract’s source code if available, and examine related transactions or documentation from the project or entity that publishes the address.

See also: Ethereum address, 0x prefix, smart contract, ERC standards.