Prices have stabilized for all block sizes, with a little normal variation month to month, while volume of sales continues to increase. A period of stability is no guarantee that supply or demand will remain the same.
Read moreAsAs predicted, /16 prices have converged with prices for smaller blocks. As long as there is demand for /17, /18, and /19 blocks, we do not anticipate /16 prices falling below those sizes, since a /16 can also be sold as two /17s, etc. Small blocks prices have risen slightly, led by interest specifically in /24 blocks from ARIN.
Read moreAs we predicted, the price of /16 blocks and smaller blocks has converged, with a significant drop in /16 prices. Address supply has been more than enough to meet demand so far in 2024, so buyers can choose cheaper blocks. The /16 market is dynamic, so call us for up to the minute market conditions.
Read morePrices remain stable in the low to mid $30s per address. Prices for /16 and larger blocks have fallen, with offers in the $40s
Read moreThis is a market in transition. Large blocks (/16 and larger) are available and sales are slow, so flat /16 pricing reflects prior months’ transactions. Demand for smaller blocks is up, so prices are recovering.
Read moreHigh demand in May caused small block prices to rise. A small volume of /16s traded, slightly below the previous month.
Read moreHigh demand in April brought prices for small/medium blocks back up to the mid $30s per address. A small volume of /16s traded, slightly below the previous month.
Read moreStrong interest in small blocks (/20-/24) has kept prices steady. Medium blocks (/17-/19) were slow in March, so sellers set more aggressive pricing. As predicted, we’re seeing /16 prices pull back slightly while /17 price come up a bit, closing the irrational gap between them.
Read morePrices for most blocks have stabilized. There is some indication that this is a good time to buy /16 and larger blocks.
Read morePrices remained very consistent from December to January, suggesting that the market has found a new equilibrium. There is still a lot of variation—similar blocks may trade for very different prices—but the average has held […]
Read moreIPv4 addresses in all block sizes traded in tight ranges at the end of the year. While not indicated on the average price chart shown here, 2023 ended with significant increases in volume of addresses […]
Read moreIt appears midsize and small block price declines are slowing and may have leveled off. No /16s were traded on our platform in November. As a result, /16 prices are represented here as unchanged.
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