V4Escrow CEO, Washington Post Contributor, and IPv4 Address Transfer Expert Elvis Velea Reveals 2015 IP Market Predictions Before ARIN 35
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 09, 2015 -- As ARIN 35 prepares to unfold, V4Escrow’s Elvis Daniel Velea will make his first North American appearance as an expert speaker and IP market forecaster, sharing facts, processes, and guidance as one of the world’s premiere IP address transfer brokers. His insight into this dynamic and lucrative market is unparalleled, exemplified by his spot-on prediction regarding the market’s overall growth in 2014. Not to be outdone this year, Mr. Velea has a number of predictions ranging from rapid regional development in 2015 to the growth in individual IP address unit prices.
First, with the latest announcement that the RIPE NCC has accepted a policy change enabling RIR (‘Regional Internet Registry’) transfers between itself and other regions, within the next 6 months, the RIPE region will be able to conduct full IPv4 address transfers with the APNIC and ARIN regions. Mr. Velea predicts that this development will trigger a massive influx of address transfer sales originating from U.S. companies within the ARIN region to Middle Eastern buyers within the RIPE NCC.
A recent Washington Post article, also featuring Mr. Velea’s expert opinion, details how IP address transfers are necessary for Middle Eastern countries such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates to rapidly grow their online connectivity infrastructure. Mr. Velea predicts that this policy change will likely drive significant sales between RIPE and ARIN.
Second, this new policy adoption will drive up prices of ARIN-based addresses, while simultaneously offering a market-clearing stabilization subsequent to the price increase. Within the ARIN region, the average per unit price of a transferred IP address has fallen from a height of $11.25 in 2011 to a range of $6 to $8 in 2014. However, with the expected demand from Middle Eastern governments and companies inevitably affecting pricing, Mr. Velea expects that the minimum per unit price of ARIN-originated addresses will rise to a range of $10 to $12.
Furthermore, the increased demand will keep the higher prices stable with relatively minor fluctuations. Overall, Mr. Velea predicts that more than four /8s (‘slash eights’) will be transferred globally by the end of 2015. These predictions are only the tip of the iceberg in regards to Mr. Velea’s thoughts on the overall market. He will be sharing his experiences and lessons learned from conducting address transfers during the “Transfer Experience Panel” at ARIN 35. Anyone interested in submitting a question for this event may do so via V4Escrow’s Facebook and Twitter pages.
V4Escrow has designed the most efficient IP exchange mechanism to generate the greatest value for buyers and sellers of IP addresses. As a brokerage house, the team at V4Escrow formulates customized strategies that leverage the aggregate buying power in the purchase of IP addresses and utilizes the vast market knowledge in the sale of IP addresses. V4Escrow guarantees the best counterparty fee for the purchase or sale of IP addresses.
In addition, the V4Escrow team is actively involved in the policy development process. The overarching goal is to have policies that are simple, clear, and easy-to-follow in all of the five RIR (Regional Internet Registry) regions. As each region has it’s own characteristics, one key function of V4Escrow is to propose and develop policies that are as similar as possible among the five regions. The honor of contribution is bestowed upon V4Escrow due a complete and comprehensive knowledge of all transfer and registration policies within the regions and specifically within RIPE.
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Elvis Daniel Velea, V4Escrow, http://v4escrow.net/, +1 (702) 991-2371, [email protected]
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