Even here there are so many replies that are “it won’t matter, it doesn’t hurt them enough”. Cmon y’all, nothing will take them down in a single day. But when something out of the ordinary happens, like even a few percent drop for no apparent reason on one day, it’s a small shock that makes predicting the future a bit trickier. Its also a signal that, hey guess what, the crowd of regular people CAN be organized about something without a rich person telling them what to do. Maybe we just need a critical mass to send small shocks through things. Call it an organized piece of performance art. Or testing the resiliency of financial networks. Just one time deals of “on this day everyone who can afford an Amazon basics robe should wait for my signal to either buy or not buy”. Then you will have Amazon either scrambling to fulfill a huge order of robes, way more than baseline, or perhaps preparing for it only for it to turn out I flipped a tails that day and nobody is buying one and now they have a big stock of robes they won’t be able to offload. They’ll hate it purely because they can’t plan for it with much certainty.
Your domain name resolves fine for me, and it’s true you’ll need to set up https for it to work in a browser, but even with curl I get a timeout. Maybe you stopped running httpd?
The hosts is mostly so your computer can connect out to other websites, but doesn’t matter for being able to connect to something you’re serving.
Instead of httpd, maybe try out Caddy. It makes https pretty simple and free once you have a working Caddyfile.