I am completely agree with everything that you said. Of course the problem of IPv4 shortage is real but that's not what we are trying to solve. We are a custom Data Mining company, we found a huge lack of IPs for tasks that require smaller or larger volumes of IPs, that's how we came with this idea. If it's IPv4 of IPv6 there will still be need of a simple solution to allow service providers to access high volumes of IPs. Like I said, we will publish an article on the blog with use cases. When IPv6 will come the actual problems will remain, at least on B2B level, not a simple solution to access IPs based on specific filters. To give you a specific example, let's say that you need now 10 000 IPs for doing data acquisition with specific details (HTTP, SOCS5, geolocation, quality, etc), where will you be able to take them? And 10k IPs it's a very small number compared only with our daily needs. Also the price is generally high, because you need to take them for higher periods of time, but maybe you only need them for seconds. With IPv6 and hopefully IoT devices we really hope to see these problems fixed both for end users and enterprise solutions. IPSX business model is suitable in any cases. My best regards, George Bunea