After several months of strengthening demand, the IPv4 market continues to firm. Average pricing increased across most block sizes in July, with larger blocks seeing the most notable gains. While transaction activity remains healthy, tightening inventory and growing buyer urgency continue to support upward pricing momentum, creating a more competitive environment than earlier this year.
Read moreAfter several months of strengthening demand, the IPv4 market continues to gain momentum. Prices are now trending upward across most block sizes as available inventory tightens and buyers become more competitive. While transaction volume has moderated slightly, pricing signals suggest the market has moved beyond its spring lows. Buyers waiting for March-level pricing may find that window has closed, making now an increasingly attractive time to secure inventory before values continue to rise.
Read moreAfter several months of steady activity, this month’s data shows continued strength across the IPv4 market. Pricing in the large block market continues to move up at a slow but steady pace, while small and medium block prices remain stable. With demand and transaction volume strong across all block sizes, and supply in certain regions beginning to tighten, the market appears to be firming rather than softening.
Read moreAfter a strong March for IPv4 sales and pricing, April data points to a market that is continuing to stabilize. Pricing remains well below historical highs, but demand stayed steady across block sizes and regions, suggesting that the upward trend seen earlier in 2026 may still have room to continue.
Read moreAre we seeing a true rebound in the IPv4 market? After a stable February where prices stopped their steady dip, we are now seeing a bit of an uptick. Volume and demand continue to be strong and diverse both by industry and region, with demand and volume for all block sizes. Based on trends we expect to see continued strength in this market.
Read moreDemand is continuing to get stronger and pricing seems to be holding and even inching up for some block sizes. Have we seen the floor?
Read moreJanuary 2026 opened with continued momentum in the IPv4 transfer market, with transaction volume reaching new highs and a notable influx of new buyers entering the space. Despite increased demand, average prices continued to trend downward, though lower /16+ pricing reflects larger package sales completed at discounted rates.
Read moreThroughout 2025, IPv4 block pricing continued its downward trend, with pricing of large blocks (/16+) hitting 10-year lows. While pricing declined, overall transaction volume and buyer demand stayed strong, and the pool of active buyers has increased significantly. As a result, we have seen an increase in transaction volume. These fundamentals point to a healthy, well-functioning market as we move into 2026.
Read moreSmall and medium-block pricing continues to trend slightly downward, narrowing the gap with large-block pricing, which appears to be leveling off. While pricing remains in flux, volume and demand are strong, and we expect the market to remain healthy as we head into 2026.
Read moreSupply pressure continues to drive the larger block prices down despite continued strong demand (although note that the significantly lower /16+ pricing was impacted by larger package sales in October). Smaller block prices continue to remain steady.
Read moreSteady demand coupled with strong supply keep prices and volume steady as we head into the 4th quarter of 2025.
Read moreVolume continues to be robust. Prices of most block sizes held steady, except for the “medium-sized” blocks (/17 – /18), which inched down a bit to come closer to the large block prices.
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