What are you talking about?
To begin with, Verisign is not interested in the
quality of registered names in .com and .net. It's all about quantity. Verisign wants to be able to fulfill their role as com/net registry operator as long as possible and wants to sell as many domain names as possible during that period, with the highest possible margins. And because there is the possibility that another party will be appointed to fulfill this task in the future, they are also actively exploring other TLDs to manage alongside.
Verisign does not make any claims about what you're saying above (would be stupid), and I would appreciate if you could present your source for this.
What
is reported in the Q1/2021 Earnings call by Verisign is the following:
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