[arin-ppml] Transparency on IPv4 transfers
Michel Py
michel at arneill-py.sacramento.ca.us
Tue Oct 29 00:12:10 EDT 2019
> Michel Py wrote :
> What I had in mind is that both the broker and the seller, while in the process
> of a transfer, each report separately the amount of the transaction.
This is not what I had in mind.
Correction :
What I had in mind is that both the broker and the seller^H^H^H^H^H^H BUYER, while in the process
of a transfer, each report separately the amount of the transaction.
Because it has come in private, a word of the 44.192/10 transaction :
I think that not disclosing the amount of the transaction was a mistake.
Math done fast : 4 Million IPs worth $15 a pop = $60 Million.
What if it was sold for $55M or $65M ? would not have raised eyebrows. Within market fluctuations.
Would have been contained to a Ham radio issue. Nobody doubts that Amazon would have forked 60 Million bucks for a block that size; they have the cash in hand.
With the amount of the transaction not being public, not only everyone wonders if the sale of 44.192/8 was legit, but also why the amount was kept private. If it can't be disclosed, there must be catch, right ? Disclosing the amount of the transaction would have removed the question that's on everyone's mind : where's the catch.
Michel.
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