Behind every IPv4 transaction lies a complex web of global policy. Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) set the standards for how address space is managed, and even subtle updates can alter the market landscape. With several policy proposals and discussions underway...
The difference between a smooth IPv4 transaction and a headache often comes down to the paperwork. A well-built lease or purchase agreement sets expectations, protects both parties, and keeps the transfer compliant from day one. This guide breaks down how to approach...
Rapid growth in technology-driven businesses means more customers, more employees, and, inevitably, more connected devices and services. This surge in connectivity requires an increased number of IP addresses, and despite the introduction of IPv6, most organizations...
IPv6 was developed to resolve the shortage of IPv4 addresses, offering a seemingly limitless pool of IP addresses. In fact, there are more than enough to accommodate every device on the internet for decades. Despite these advantages, IPv6 adoption remains surprisingly...
Overview IPTrading recently facilitated an extraordinary IPv4 transaction in which a /24 block sold for over $1,500 per address—dramatically higher than typical market rates. This unprecedented transaction emerged from a complex interplay of market conditions, legacy...
Selling IPv4 addresses has become a valuable opportunity for organizations with unused IP space. However, determining the best block size to sell depends on several factors, including market demand, pricing trends, and buyer preferences. Choosing the right block size...
