0xCED

0xCED is not widely recognized as a standalone project, token, or contract. In blockchain contexts, it commonly appears as a prefix or shorthand used to refer to Ethereum‑style addresses that begin with the characters 0xCED, rather than as a specific entity. Without a full 42‑character address (starting with 0x) or a verified contract address, “0xCED” by itself conveys only partial information.

In Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks, addresses are hexadecimal strings that start with 0x followed by 40 hex digits. A user or application may display the first few characters of an address for readability or convenience, for example 0xCED..., but this does not uniquely identify the holder or contract. Different addresses can share the same starting prefix, making the prefix alone insufficient for identification.

Vanity address generation is a common practice, where users compute an address that begins with a chosen prefix, such as 0xCED. While possible, vanity generation can be computationally intensive and introduces considerations for security and privacy. When a specific prefix is shown in discussions or listings, it is important to verify the full address on a blockchain explorer to confirm the exact recipient or contract.

If a source cites “0xCED” as a contract or token, it should provide the complete address and verifiable metadata. Until then, 0xCED should be treated as a prefix or shorthand rather than a definitive identifier.

See also: Ethereum address, contract address, vanity address, blockchain address verification.