>Routing tables do not contain individual IP addresses so if you are a "normal" ISP consumer chances are you will be in a block that is in the top 10%. My home

>Routing tables do not contain individual IP addresses so if you are a "normal" ISP consumer chances are you will be in a block that is in the top 10%. My home IP falls into a slash /22 block I can see in the global routing table. It's highly unlikely that this particular 1000ish IP addresses are responsible for enough traffic on the internet to make top 10%. Top 10% is going to basically be a bunch of hosting providers and CDN prefixes.