In my opinion, it's much more complicated to register an IP with RIPE than registering any domain. Becoming a RIPE NCC member is hard. Sure, you can work aroun

In my opinion, it's much more complicated to register an IP with RIPE than registering any domain. Becoming a RIPE NCC member is hard. Sure, you can work around it and route subnets or IPs from an existing IP or use NAT. But if I understand it correctly (please correct me if I'm wrong), you need a VPN or another way to tunnel it through the public network. So you are in the same situation as with domains when you use an existing IP that someone else has registered.