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Nah, thanks.

I've been doing it since late 90s for several domains, servers run in DCs.

Deliverablity wasn't a problem once I set everything well (and I forwarded most, including received phishing/spam, to my big provider account), but constant fight with incoming spam and effort to keep the servers safe, secure, updated, monitored and finally paid for, weren't really worth it.

For unlimited aliases I bought the service that lets me use my domains, for smtp for servers I was using sendgrid and ses anyway.

The effort is not worth that, especially not with the powerful LLMs looking for vulnerabilities.

I can spend the time I was sinking into keeping it afloat on something more creative.