CommonContract address, for a deployer’s first contract
0xdEAddAD0eD30C1BC1deDF870Abcc10EFA17dc0DE
Rarity
About 1 in 4.2 billion random addresses is this rare.
7.99 score
68101214
Why it’s rare
Word “dead” at the start1 in 5,919
Word “dad” at the start1 in 720
Word “c0de” at the end1 in 5,919
Other patterns that would be just as rare÷ 6
Keys to try, on average4.2 billion
On one CPU core, about 5 hours
Each line is the odds of a random address having that pattern. See the math
How to deploy to this address
You get the private key of a fresh deployer. The first contract it deploys lands on the address above, on any EVM chain you deploy it to.
Deployer 0x7fb9c701Def8ea48584515Bd1060F16068333e44
- 1Send the deployer just enough native token to pay for the deployment.
- 2Check its nonce is 0:
cast nonce 0x7fb9c7… --rpc-url $RPC - 3Deploy your contract as its very first transaction. Any other transaction first, even a test, uses up the address for good.
Works on every EVM chain except zkSync Era, which calculates contract addresses differently.
After you pay
- Your order page shows the private key once the payment confirms, usually within minutes.
- You see the key once. Our copy is erased in the same moment. How it works
- Deploy on any EVM chain. Nothing to register.
Other contract addresses about this rare
- 0x1F1F1F95a76125259D018D84B6df71Cd6913c0DeReservedCommon$9
- 0xFFFFFFFFD707cA58fB1b04EF8Da2a2F1Edfa5e93Uncommon$10.39
- 0x00000E575BAe8BA3a81fd076026C27054ea2BBBBUncommon$10.39
- 0x12Bf809fD4D8D62Da3D37D252Adc692CDDDDDDDDUncommon$10.39
- 0x0000e049420F6d544A0C1466117931e64adeC0deUncommon$13.60
- 0x1DEa655a3087799D75542858FaD00C52D333FeedReservedCommon$9