I know more people that use Python 3 in production than ones that use PyPy in production. If PyPy really thinks of itself as being the future, I don&#x27;t understand why they are not adding more Python 3 support. I understand that they don&#x27;t get funding for that, which to me only means that the people that use PyPy have lots of legacy code themselves.<p>They might be the future of Python 2.7 though, a very fast Python 2.7, but still with all the annoyances and quirks that Python 2.7 brings. And without a lot of the nice features that are in Python 3.