you are not alone.
I am building a service to monitor such events. usual up-time monitors mostly checks the v4 address.
So Google Fiber giving a you a /64 is the same as saying - would you run your home network on a single /24. I mean ... you could but it feel like saying could you have one pair of shoes. XFinitity gives me a /60 and honestly I feel unhappy about it.
At my modestly sized job site we're easily using a couple 100 /24's - and I'm not in network operations so that number is probably wrong.
"Google Fiber generally hands out a /56 IPv6 prefix delegation to residential customers, which allows for 256 subnets of \64's) each."
Totally confused as to why XFinity only gives me a /60. I think it's a benefit for people who get the business class - that is a /56.