0xB63

0xB63 is a short hexadecimal string consisting of the prefix 0x followed by the digits B63. In hexadecimal notation, the value B63 corresponds to the decimal number 2915. As a hex literal, 0xB63 is a valid representation of that numeric value in many programming languages, and it may appear in code as a constant or as part of a larger expression.

In the context of Ethereum and other blockchain systems, the 0x prefix is commonly used to denote hexadecimal data, such as contract addresses, transaction data, or identifiers. However, 0xB63 by itself is not a valid Ethereum address, since addresses require a full sequence of 40 hexadecimal digits after 0x (there are 42 characters in total, including the 0x prefix). Consequently, 0xB63 is typically seen only as a fragment, a short example, or a numeric input rather than as a complete address.

Beyond programming and blockchain usage, 0xB63 can function as a succinct identifier or label in documentation, datasets, or examples where hexadecimal values are being discussed. There is no widely recognized project, protocol, or asset that is officially named or defined exactly as “0xB63.” As such, its meaning is context-dependent and generally derives from its role as a hex value or a prefix in various technical contexts.