> The claim that new IPv4 space has no value is ridiculous. These ranges don't have to be perfect. yes, they do have to be perfect, because having a range whic

> The claim that new IPv4 space has no value is ridiculous. These ranges don't have to be perfect. yes, they do have to be perfect, because having a range which is not usuable by a part of the networks and devices that make up the internet drastically decreases their value. The reason IPv4 space is so valuable is because migrating to ipv6 still has a higher friction then ponying up money for additional ipv4 space. It will be a matter of time before this changes and implementing ipv6 is far easier in comparison.