0xB87

0xB87 is a short hexadecimal string that is sometimes encountered in blockchain and software contexts. The prefix 0x commonly denotes hexadecimal notation used in Ethereum and other smart contract ecosystems to mark addresses, transaction hashes, and data. On its own, 0xB87 does not designate a specific entity; in Ethereum-like systems a valid address contains 40 hexadecimal characters after 0x, and a complete transaction hash is 64 hexadecimal characters long. Therefore 0xB87 by itself would be interpreted as a fragment rather than a full identifier.

It could appear as part of a longer address, a truncated display in explorers, or a symbolic code in documentation. If used as a token symbol or project code, no widely recognized registry or contract is publicly associated with 0xB87 without additional context such as the network, contract address, or token symbol.

If you encounter 0xB87, provide network information, the surrounding address or code, and source links to determine its meaning. Otherwise it remains an ambiguous identifier rather than a defined entity.

See also: hexadecimal notation, Ethereum address format, 0x prefix.