ExampleAddress

CryptoPunks contract address on Ethereum

CryptoPunks uses the contract below for the Established CryptoPunks market contract (not wrapper or early V1) variant on Ethereum mainnet. Keep its token ID separate from this collection address.

Ethereum mainnet contract

Variant: Established CryptoPunks market contract (not wrapper or early V1)
Interface: Legacy custom interface, not standard ERC-721

0xb47e3cd837ddf8e4c57f05d70ab865de6e193bbb

Inspect on Etherscan · Official identity source · Project website

This is a collection contract, not your receiving wallet or a payment destination. A token ID identifies an item within its ledger.

Which CryptoPunks version is this?

Early V1 Punks and ERC-721 wrappers use different contracts. This is the established market contract; do not label it a standard ERC-721 collection.

The original project predates ERC-721. Its built-in market and custom ownership interface explain why a generic ERC-721 import can fail even when the contract address is correct.

Etherscan displays this legacy contract in an ERC-20 tracker category. That category does not turn it into an ERC-721 token or establish full compliance with a modern token standard.

Check a specific item

  1. Open the Archive section on Larva Labs’ CryptoPunks page and follow its contract fingerprint link.
  2. Compare the address with the explorer CryptoPunks token tracker.
  3. Use the collection’s supported interface for Punk ownership; do not assume ownerOf is implemented.

The complete lookup is Ethereum mainnet + 0xb47e3cd837ddf8e4c57f05d70ab865de6e193bbb + token ID. For illustration, an ID such as 42 is a separate integer; it is not a claim that a particular token exists or is available.

Identity evidence and limits

  • Official mapping — Larva Labs’ Archive links the CryptoPunks image-fingerprint contract at this address. — reviewed 2026-10-23
  • Explorer corroboration — Etherscan identifies CryptoPunks at the same Ethereum contract address. — reviewed 2026-10-23

Identity reviewed 2026-10-23. Explorer source-code verification is not proof of project identity or safety. This reference does not endorse a purchase or verify a seller.

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Examples explain identifiers. They are not investment recommendations.