I’ve only just found this discussion, but yes, PyPy has no Py2 EOL plans currently (and I can say for us $WORK-wise, we have no real plans to move to PyPy3 until it is a bit more mature, and until we run extensive benchmarking showing performance is close to equal, so we’re certainly at least a year or two away).
Obviously those of us who use it are still using pip today, so continuing py2 support is certainly in my interests, but I obviously understand the desire to drop it from a maintenance perspective…