Inside 30 Days of Residential Proxy Data: Patterns, Risks, and Surprising Insights

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30 days of residential proxy data reveal patterns in IP reuse, top countries, ISPs, IPv6 adoption, and churn—shaping better fraud detection.

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Analyzing 26M+ residential proxy IPs over 30 days, IPinfo uncovers key trends: 45% of IPs span multiple providers, Brazil and the US lead usage, 10 ISPs power 20% of supply, IPv4 dominates over IPv6, and high churn keeps networks dynamic. These insights help security teams refresh blocklists, score risks, and detect proxies with greater accuracy.