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Notes on the IPv4 market
What we see from the transaction desk: how transfers actually work, what moves prices, and where the IPv4 market is going.
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IPv6 passed half the internet. IPv4 just had its busiest half-year.
IPv6 crossed 50% of clients in spring 2026 and the IPv4 transfer market moved 5.02 million addresses in the same half-year - two and a half times the volume of a year earlier, at an average price a third lower. Both facts describe the same market.
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Why buy IPv4 addresses ?
Quite often we are approached by a company’s network administrator and asked to create a proposal to purchase IPv4 space. When we later relay the proposal to the network administrator’s senior management we are met with skepticism in many cases.…
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IPv4 brokerage sale statistics for March 2012
This press release was released in March of 2012: Accuro Consulting Posts Record IPv4 Transaction Volume; Announces Expansion to New RIRs. Alexandria, Virginia – Accuro Consulting announced record March 2012 IPv4 Brokerage transaction volume today. Accuro saw increases in all…
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Why are we here!
The internet – particularly the North American part of the internet – is out of the most important building block required for its foundation….the IP address. The internet is supposed to be this infinitely expandable utopia where everyone can build…
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Welcome to the Accuro Consulting Blog!
Over the past year, IP addresses have gone from being a mundane and boring backroom technical issue to one of the most discussed — and controversial — subjects affecting internet related companies. Despite all this attention there is not only…
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