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In 2025, IPv4 address prices declined to decade lows, but market activity remained strong. Rising buyer participation and steady transaction volume signaled a resilient, well-functioning market entering 2026 with confidence.
Despite falling IPv4 address prices throughout 2025, transaction volume and buyer activity remained strong. Expanding demand, growing liquidity, and healthy fundamentals suggest a stable, functioning market heading into 2026.
IPv4 address prices continued their gradual decline in November, with small and medium blocks narrowing the gap with large blocks. Despite falling prices, transaction volume and buyer demand remain strong heading into 2026.
IPv4 address prices continued to decline through Q3 2025, yet steady demand and strong supply are keeping the market active. Smaller blocks remain more resilient as larger allocations face sharper pricing pressure.
IPv4.Global, part of Hilco Global's Capital Solutions division, today announced the relaunch of ProVision, the advanced network automation platform trusted by enterprises and service providers to simplify and scale critical infrastructure management.
The IPv4 market continues to demonstrate healthy activity as August figures point to sustained transaction volume and steady pricing across most block sizes. Buyers and sellers alike remain engaged, with pricing dynamics showing signs of alignment across the spectrum.
The market for IPv4 addresses, already constrained by finite supply is undergoing a period of subtle yet significant transition. Data from IPv4.Global's July 2025 report reveals a continuing decline in average prices per address - particularly among larger blocks - even as transaction volume sees a notable surge.
After years of steady ascent, the market for IPv4 addresses is experiencing an uncharacteristic softening. According to new data from IPv4.Global by Hilco Streambank, the average monthly price per address has declined across all block sizes, with the most striking plunge seen in the larger /16 blocks.
The market for IPv4 addresses continues to experience deflationary pressures, with recent data showing a steady decline in prices across all block sizes. According to May 2025 figures from IPv4.Global by Hilco Streambank, average prices per address have been trending downward for nearly a year, with large blocks - particularly /16s - leading the descent.
The market for IPv4 addresses is showing signs of a gentle deflation. According to April 2025 sales data from IPv4.Global by Hilco Streambank, the average price per address has declined across all block sizes.