Alejandro Estua

On registry risk and business continuity.

Most operators assume buying IPv4 gives them the strongest long-term control. In reality, they often obtain only a registry database entry governed by contracts, policies, audits, and termination powers held by institutions whose public contractual downside can be capped at amounts trivial relative to the operational value of the block and the continuity value of the network behind it.

LARUS, a first-party IPv4 leasing provider, addresses that mismatch by absorbing registry-layer risk at the first-party lessor level and providing customers with continuity through an operator that has already demonstrated unusual legal standing and a publicly documented, court-tested continuity position inside the RIR system.