Let's look at the problem from the other side. Is it good to have billionaires in the country? Having billionaires helps the country progress faster, because the state budget cannot afford various projects. But a billionaire can. Of course, a lot depends on the personality of the billionaire, but there is no such thing as everyone being bad.

This really depends on the purpose of your emergency funds; if that funds is sole purpose is for emergencies like what you are experiencing now, then that is the best choice than selling your assets (I'm expecting this to be crypto, properties, gold, or jewelry), because for sure in the future you'll need your assets. Even if I'm in your position, I'm going to use my emergency funds, as that is the purpose I saved for, unless its purpose is more important than the struggle that you are facing right now.

Increasing adoption and usage of Bitcoin could help reduce volatility. If more people use Bitcoin as a currency for everyday transactions, it could lead to a more stable demand for the cryptocurrency. Next is regulatory clarity could help reduce volatility. If governments provide clear guidelines and regulations for the use of Bitcoin, it could increase investor confidence and reduce uncertainty. Improving infrastructure and technology could help reduce volatility. The development of faster and more efficient payment channels could make Bitcoin more accessible and easier to use, which could lead to a more stable demand for the cryptocurrency. While it may be difficult to completely eliminate volatility, there are steps that can be taken to reduce it and create a more stable environment for Bitcoin.

3.So you are saying that Twitter is "a world's top asset"? Are you kidding me? Buying Twitter was a mistake, but Elon Musk is rich enough to afford such mistakes.

It baffles me how many people around the world still think that Elon Musk is some kind of self-made genius. In reality, he's a product of the US government and the Federal Reserve.

has $20k and still asks others for investment advice.
Is he a wealthy man with many businesses that he doesn't think about the safety of $20k on someone else's investment advice?

Although those who persuade and give advice are not scammers, it will not be a good investment.
No one will be responsible for losing $20k in an investment, it is a risk that will still be borne by yourself.

So to a great extent, not having money may be helpful to a newbie if they invest the time in learning about Bitcoin and how to avoid getting scammed by securing both their wallet and assets.

Further more, by banks deciding to allow such investment in BTC, is this not going against what decentralization is all about?

You have said it all in this little paragraph. The decision to sell your property for bitcoin will depend on the number of properties you have, the importance and the profit potential of the property whether it has future prospects or not.

Land is a profitable property to have, but in some few cases, you can run at a big loss holding on to some properties when you should have sold them off and invested in something better like bitcoins.

Do not hurriedly sell off your land for bitcoins, if it is something you must do, it should be a decision you make on your own and not out of pressure.

The likelihood of this happening in the near future is extremely low. For Bitcoin to become a global currency, stability and trust are essential prerequisites. However, the significant volatility, speculative nature, and security concerns associated with Bitcoin are major factors that need to be carefully addressed in order to gain wider acceptance.

Your first statement might be arguable, some people think that might be contradictory, but for me I am not directly contribute to the housing problem because I only buy what I need, I don't buy many lands/housing that I don't need and just speculate on it, I only buy land that I need to build a house that I need, so I only buy the thing that I need. It's only bad if someone buy large/multiple area of land / housing that they don't need and speculate on it. For short, I don't contribute to housing problem since I am not hoarding house for investment, but I take advantage of it and that is also big if, if I sell my land, which is not my initial intention.
 
That was your first point, while your 2nd point comparing Bitcoin and Housing is very much non-sense. No one ever really need Bitcoin for their live, have you ever seen what happened to people who can't afford to buy/rent a place to live, they are very much in trouble. Now, have you seen what happened to people who can't or don't -because using bitcoin is optional- use Bitcoin, they still enjoying their live. So, in short speculate on housing/land is taking people's right of affordable housing, while speculating on Bitcoin won't give any significant effect on other people's life, so it's totally different

Not to lecture or anything. Even though I bought the land for investment and speculation, but I don't think hoarding land investment is a good thing and ethical, this is what made housing market soaring, it makes people who actually needs housing can't afford any, and I just don't want to be part of the cause. I don't have problem with people who are doing that, I still think they shouldn't do that, but government still allowing land and real-estate to be hoarded as investment so yeah, people can do what they want, but I just won't do it.  

True, when people don't have high-paying skills, they can still do simple jobs (but with low salaries). Without people who take that kind of job, the economy would slow down or maybe the society would even crumble. If no one cleans streets, toilets, etc., it would be a disaster. Also, most people are poor at some point in their life, and they can escape poverty by continuously learning and working hard. In other words, it serves as competition and competition is good for the economy.

Why Bitcoin future is uncertain and unsafe than gold while you already mention that Bitcoin is very convenient to store and with high returns? Bitcoin is already more than a decade with consistent impressive price performance, If you think this kind of perforance can be categorized as uncertain then you are wrong since any unsafe investment will never last like Bitcoin that keeps gaining trend until now. Bitcoin is just starting the real adaption from the majority of the population.

The future of Bitcoin is massive once the global adoption achieved. Gold is already adapted globally which is why the price is already stabled for long term. I doubt it's future is more beneficial than Bitcoin that promise more return and safe storage.

Well, don't be so negative, bitcoin adoption is something that is still coming through little by little, you don't expect it to happen over night, bitcoin is not also legal in several parts of the world, as we speak, only two countries have officially legalized bitcoin and made it a legal tender, more countries will follow in the future, and you can't be so sure that bitcoin will never be legal in Bangladesh, except you guys are been ruled by a permanent government, which I highly doubt, but even if it be true, when such a government see that alot of other, even bigger countries have introduced and legalized bitcoin payment in their system, they will have no choice but to change their mind on their stance with Bitcoin.

Glad you weren't brainwashed about the Bitcoin being environmentally harmful to society. I hope you know very well that Elon decide to sell some part of his Bitcoin because of the environmental concern, he used that excuse to dump Bitcoin on investors but they will never say the bad side of Gold because it will damage their wealth and fooling ordinary people will become something difficult to do.

Land properties are good investment since it never depreciate but the other way around, but make sure you have the complete papers that says you're the owner of the properties to avoid any worst case scenario like the government taking your land. You have more options when you have a lot of properties, you can start your own business their, like raising livestock, building a house for rent, or anything that can help you earn money.

You can also sell it too, but if you're gonna sell it all after some years, you're gonna end up having nothing.

I believe that an increase in price is a sign that there is an upcoming shortage because there are lots of demands but the supply is only short. If the increase was times two from its previous price, then that is a huge increase in its price. Maybe you will need to avoid eating eggs for a while until their price normalize again. Or you can try to produce your own eggs buy buying a chick and start raising it.

It's a big hassle but it's going to be worth it at the end. I'm lucky that I was one of the unaffected areas because the price of the eggs here are still the same. Last time there was a small increase but it didn't take long for its price to revert to the original one.