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What Is a ‘Zero-Address’ in Blockchain?

An unspendable, cryptographically inaccessible address used to permanently destroy tokens, often called a burn address.
Greeks.Live18.11.25

What Is a ‘Zero-Address’ in Blockchain?

The zero-address, often denoted as 0x0. 0, is a specific address on a blockchain that is cryptographically inaccessible and unspendable.

It is commonly used as a 'burn address' to permanently remove tokens from circulation. Sending assets to this address is irreversible, ensuring the tokens are truly destroyed.

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