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 Using VPN doesn’t mean you have a static public IP address. It doesn’t mean you can easily configure your computer to become a server in a way that allows others to initiate a connection with it.
I think Tor can give you an onion address, based on your public-key, so it remains yours even if the network changes. 
 Aha, I see now. It wasn't clear that it's all about hosting. Thanks for clarifying.

Personally, I use ZeroTier or Wireguard for these things, but it could be interesting in some cases still. I think it still doesn't quite replace the privacy of Tor, but could be useful for convenience and/or speed of deployment for certain things.