0xD10

0xD10 is a fictional cryptocurrency asset used in educational materials to illustrate token standards and transaction mechanics on blockchains such as Ethereum. It is not deployed on any public network and has no real market or liquidity. The designation is commonly used in tutorials, documentation, and classroom exercises to provide a consistent example across platforms and tools.

Naming and representation: The name combines the hexadecimal prefix 0x, familiar from addresses and data in blockchain ecosystems, with the mnemonic D10. In instructional contexts, 0xD10 serves as a stand-in token with a predictable supply and straightforward transfer behavior, avoiding the complications of real assets.

Technical characteristics: In examples, 0xD10 is modeled as an ERC-20–like token. It commonly includes standard functions such as totalSupply, balanceOf, transfer, approve, and transferFrom, plus a decimals field. The specifics (such as total supply, initial distribution, and contract address) are defined by the tutorial and are not deployed on a live chain.

Usage in learning: Students and developers interact with 0xD10 in simulated wallets, testnets, or code samples to understand how transactions are constructed, how gas is consumed, and how event logs record transfers. It is used to demonstrate common concepts without exposing participants to real-world risk.

Limitations and cautions: Because 0xD10 is fictional, data about its price, order books, or historical activity does not exist. Readers should verify whether a given resource is using 0xD10 as a fictional example or as a real asset, and treat it accordingly.