> 10 years ago they were worth $10 each, I wonder how much they’re worth in another decade. Maybe not that much more. At some point the demand for ipv4 address

> 10 years ago they were worth $10 each, I wonder how much they’re worth in another decade. Maybe not that much more. At some point the demand for ipv4 addresses is going to wither as ipv6 adaptation grows. 10 years ago we were at <1% ipv6 adaptation, now we're at 40%. Give it another decade and I can imagine someone like google or apple sunsetting ipv4 support completely and after that ipv4 addresses aren't going to be worth much anymore.