0xeba

0xEBA is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix, a convention widely used in computing and blockchain contexts to denote hexadecimal values. In Ethereum and other networks that use hex notation, such strings can represent a variety of data, including addresses, transaction hashes, bytecode, or numeric literals. However, on its own, 0xEBA does not uniquely identify a specific object.

In the Ethereum ecosystem, a complete address consists of 20 bytes (40 hex digits) following the 0x prefix. Therefore, 0xEBA by itself would be considered an incomplete address. In many interfaces and explorers, partial addresses are displayed in truncated forms such as 0xeba... or ...eba to improve readability, but these truncated forms do not convey the full address and must be expanded to use or verify funds.

As a numeric literal, 0xEBA equals 3770 in decimal, a value that can appear in code or smart contract scripts when specifying hex numbers. In practice, the meaning of a given 0xEBA string depends on context: as part of a full address, a hash, or a numeric value, it adopts entirely different interpretations.

Notes on accuracy and safety emphasize that Ethereum addresses are subject to a checksum (EIP-55) to help detect errors, and the exact case of a displayed fragment is not inherently meaningful. When handling real transactions, it is essential to obtain the full, correct address and verify it before proceeding.

See also: Ethereum address, hexadecimal notation, checksum address.