Let's encrypt came as a living bane for the CA business There are now alternatives, like zerossl for instance But most importantly: it pushed ACME and all the

Let's encrypt came as a living bane for the CA business There are now alternatives, like zerossl for instance But most importantly: it pushed ACME and all the automation blocks, DNS-based DCV and stuff So now, lots (all ?) providers also let's you generate certificate (cloud provider and cdn and whatever) In the end, no, let's encrypt hardly controls "most of the domains on the internet"