IPv4 trading remains active through Q3 2017, especially in the small block market. Strong demand for large, legacy blocks continues but supply still lags. Prices are on the rise across all block sizes.
IPv4 trading remains active through Q3 2017, especially in the small block market. Strong demand for large, legacy blocks continues but supply still lags. Prices are on the rise across all block sizes.
In the first half of 2016, transfers increase with fewer addresses changing hands as global supply wanes, /16s dominate larger block sales, mid- and large-block prices rise and converge.
The IPv4 trading market is essential to the success of the IPv6 transition.
The ARIN free pool runs dry, a new ARIN policy proposal seeks to remove all needs requirements for transfers, the North American IPv4 trading market continues to boom, and implementation of the new RIPE interRIR transfer policy promises to expand the global market.