It's okay imo. IPv4 on the internet is getting very expensive very fast. The market will do its thing and the solution is already on hand: IPv6. The addresses are virtually free. Sure it's not with all the fanfare and it doesn't meet all of its promises, but it will happen and fast.
Close to 5€ per month for my virtual server. Almost half the total cost. I’m still paying them because I’m not sure people could still contact my web server (and when I used it my mail server) if it was IPv6 only.
