Demand is a business concern, not technical. A rep of Storj said they don’t have customer demand. I linked it. You don’t need to even know what IPv6 stands for to understand a business decision based on demand.
Nor did I. They said they’re “sure there would be significant interest to get a solution in place faster than what it is now”. Faster. Not easier.
Man… some dude in this thread was just talking about “never any data to support” assertions. I hope they’re still around. Perhaps they could talk to the Storj sales team? Storj can speak about what customers have been asking them for, and what they have been willing to pay for… and then that random forum poster can let them know how both Storj and those paying customers should be concerned, and that they both don’t realize a lack of IPv6 is a problem.
Just ignore business requirements. And existing processes and infrastructure and workflows. And even the basic economic viability of the company providing the services. If you put those to the side… IPv6 support can sound pretty important! 