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Address Transfers in APNIC George Michaelson (Geoff’s Data)
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Page 1: Adress Transfers in APNIC region @ LACNIC 24

Address  Transfers  in  APNIC  

George  Michaelson  (Geoff’s  Data)  

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History  of  Transfers:  how  many  /24s  

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History  of  Transfers  -­‐  AcFvity  

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ObservaFons  

•  AcFvity  is  increasing,  but  aperiodic  – Dependent  on  need,  more  than  supply?  

•  Average  unit  transferred  tends  to  the  /22  – Complements  the  final  /8  policy  ?  

•  Increasing  volume  of  acFvity  – Signs  of  subsequent  re-­‐sale/distribuFon    –  (based  on  record  updates  in  registry)  

•  No  signs  of  hoarding  

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Economically  small  but  important  

•  12m  end  user  addresses  (/32)  –  $120m  inferred  value  @USD10  per  /32  –  1.4%  of  total  APNIC  region  address  holdings  

•  596  enFFes  parFcipated  in  trading    –  from  total  regional  membership  (including  NIR)  of  11,319  

•  Further  detail  in  Geoff  Huston’s  blog  –  h`p://labs.apnic.net/?p=689  

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Open  Issues  (opinion)  •  Do  we  need  to  think  about  ‘lease  holders’  as  a  new  class  of  enFty?  –  If  not  full  (voFng)  members,  then  at  least  able  to  keep  WHOIS  records  up-­‐to-­‐date  

–  LEA  and  others  want  be`er  accuracy  of  registraFon  data  –  RPKI  requires  access  to  signing  engines  to  make  ROA  for  each  prefix,origin-­‐as  combinaFon  

•  Accuracy  is  everything:  This  is  a  core  RIR  issue  –  If  leases  happen  ‘under-­‐the-­‐radar’  this  is  not  good  

•  Transfers  are  enabled  by  intermediaries  –  Arbitrage  is  not  Hoarding  –  Open  markets  are  be`er  than  grey  markets  


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