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Pi4 is powerful enough, barely. 1GB is too low, is there a 1GB Pi4? Thought it was 2GB min? Think recommendation is 4GB min, 8 better.
Storage is the real issue, it takes a lot a day, but it's all based on unique communities subscribed on the server, so if you have 4 accounts all looking at the same 8 communities it's the same as 1 guy looking at those 8 communities.
4GB/day for a lot of communities, obviously less for less.
My lemmy instance is hosted on a 1GB vps with no problem. Even with a few other services on the same VPS.
https://lemmy.click/post/82237
I guess you can it's just going to be tight, but could work with 1 user.
There was a 1GB model at launch. The Pi foundation discontinued it when they dropped the price of the 2GB model.