It's really interest, I think it's partly this attitude by the IPv6 folks that have stymied IPv6 adoption.
It's this - you are an idiot, this is a waste etc. The reality, out of the millions of users of IPv4 space, some will find some use for 0/8. Will it be worth as much as other IPv4? Maybe not. But hard to imagine it being worth zero.
The other piece, if IPv6 is so great - then this does nothing to stop the rapid adoption of IPv6 by both the major players (cloud providers) and small players.
It's this - you are an idiot, this is a waste etc. The reality, out of the millions of users of IPv4 space, some will find some use for 0/8. Will it be worth as much as other IPv4? Maybe not. But hard to imagine it being worth zero.
The other piece, if IPv6 is so great - then this does nothing to stop the rapid adoption of IPv6 by both the major players (cloud providers) and small players.