Another reason is that NAT is making IPv4 live longer than it should, making IPv4 addresses more expensive. Maybe you don't want to host cloud services from yo

Another reason is that NAT is making IPv4 live longer than it should, making IPv4 addresses more expensive. Maybe you don't want to host cloud services from your home, but if IPv4 addresses start costing millions of dollars (I know blocks of them can go for that much--if we're already there do you want to go further?), that drives up the cost for anyone using the Internet even if you are super okay with CG-NAT (which you shouldn't be). IPv6 will fix that.