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I recommend duckdns instead, which is more well known in the DIY community. It's also a dyndns like other told you to use.
Will DDNS will be sufficient to host a fediverse server (I mean will other sites federate with it)
I don't want to be rude but if you can't afford a domain you probably shouldn't be hosting a fediverse server.
Honestly do you even need to expose services to the internet? Internet exposure is dangerous and is not necessary for 95% of things. You can use a mesh VPN like netbird or Tailscale if you need remote access.
This isn't me trying to offend you I just think it would be wise to reduce the scope of you projects.
Hmm. Got it man,Thanks!!