0xBE3

0xBE3 is a hexadecimal numeral with the 0x prefix, commonly used in computing to denote base-16 numbers. The decimal value of 0xBE3 is 3043. In programming, 0xBE3 may appear as a numeric literal in source code to initialize variables, specify bit patterns, or serve as an argument to functions that expect a hex value. Hex literals use digits 0-9 and letters A-F, with 0xBE3 specifically using B and E as part of the value.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency contexts, the 0x prefix is widely associated with Ethereum-style addresses and hex-encoded data. However, a bare 0xBE3 by itself is not a valid address or token identifier. Ethereum addresses require 40 hex characters (20 bytes) after the 0x, and are typically shown in full or in truncated forms for readability. If a user interface displays something like 0xBE3, it is usually a shortened representation of a longer address for display purposes, not a unique identity.

Because 0xBE3 is a short hex sequence, it may also appear as part of longer values in logs, contracts, or datasets. Its meaning is highly context-dependent and does not imply a specific project, contract, or asset without additional information.

In summary, 0xBE3 primarily denotes a hexadecimal value (3043) in code, and any special significance on a blockchain or other system depends on the surrounding context and the exact length of the data involved.