Doesn't change the size of the market share anyway, an assumption done on links I shared, because this is the Internet and we have to prove every little word we write.

Can share more market research reports if you feel like, with similar numbers.

I don't care about the market size as long as it's big enough that I can find jobs, which I can.

Also no idea how the links you posted are supposed to support your assertion that Kotlin is chosen due to code sharing considerations.

Being able to find jobs in a specic technology is a very regional thing, given the market size.

The links I posted, and others I can reach out for, support my assertions of 10% Kotlin market size in JVM deployments.

What you call my assertion, is my assumption about where those 10% are coming from.

Given that Java is one of the most used languages globally, 10% of it is still significant. It's definitely easier to find a (backend dev) job using Kotlin around here than one using Elixir, Common Lisp or Haskell, yet I don't see you going around bashing those communities.