0xF79

0xF79 is a hexadecimal string that can be encountered in discussions of Ethereum and related blockchain ecosystems. It does not correspond to a standalone protocol, token, or widely recognized entity on its own. Instead, it is most commonly seen as a fragment of a longer hexadecimal identifier, such as the tail of an Ethereum address or a shortened display used by wallets and explorers.

For example, Ethereum addresses begin with 0x followed by 40 hex characters. In user interfaces addresses are often truncated for readability, sometimes showing only the ending characters; in such displays one might see 0x...F79 or even "0xF79" as a casual reference. In these cases, 0xF79 only identifies a portion of the full address and does not uniquely identify an account or contract without the rest of the digits.

Because of its brevity, 0xF79 has no inherent meaning beyond the context in which it is used. If it is claimed as a specific address or contract, a full 42-character address should be consulted to verify the entity on-chain.

There is no widely recognized project, token, or standard that uses the name 0xF79. It should not be treated as a unique identifier without corroborating the complete address or reference.

See also: Ethereum address, hexadecimal, block explorer, address truncation.