You are changing your opinion from one extreme to another.
Few days ago (during NASK's Warsaw conference) you have said that
higher renewal price = more domains left for aftermarket (more domains expiring...). Now you say opposite... What's going on? Why are you changing your mind so quickly...
It's obvious that if domain is cheaper than more domains can be used for traffic monetization (if the renewal price is 5 euro, domain must make more than 7 euro income from traffic and so on...). If domain is for 10 eurocents than it can be parked if getting just few clicks per year - but
is this real domaining? We talk about valuable domains that can be parked or sold, not just fighting for "eurocents" profit per year. And what you say is
only about market of low value domains with potential profits at 2-4 euro per year...
Each ccTLD has it's own policy and in our case Registrars, domainers/investors, end users and Registry gain. Just see the statistics of primary ans secondary market. Aftermarket in Poland is very well developed with strong, stable and growing 6% of total domains parked, competition in dropcatching, good position in SEDO/ND in case of sales etc...
Andrzej, NASK