For me it is not too ethical if we sell something that we already have as our long-term assets such as land or other things to be forced to be in bitcoin. Although it may sound good to some people, for me it is an imposition because in the end we still have several options including getting money that can be set aside to invest without having to sell anything we already have.
Being in bitcoin is indeed very good and indeed there must be something sacrificed in this case such as our grit and confidence that must be maintained and make self-control so that we can reduce our extravagant life a little but it will not be too worth it if we sacrifice what we already have for a long-term process such as selling property or land that we already own.
Indeed, it is allowed because after all it is the choice of each in making a decision but it needs to be emphasized that pushing ourselves too much may not end well later.
It needs consideration before doing so, I mean how is the future prospect of the land including its location and whether its value will increase or decrease. The investment objective also needs to be considered including liquidity, if not, you can consider the profits generated from land and Bitcoin. Maybe you already know the advantages of Bitcoin investment which has the potential for high profits in the future based on its high volatility, I also do not force anyone to sell other assets such as land, houses for gold to invest in Bitcoin, but based on what has happened in the last few years, the returns from Bitcoin investment are much higher compared to other assets.
However, this depends on confidence and long-term planning, land that is not strategically located and not productive will find it difficult to increase in price, but if you are ready to take risks based on the knowledge and strategies you have in Bitcoin investment, you will gain profits that you never imagined before in the future.
It's a matter of choice afterall but I'm not in support of it, just like Bitcoin, we don't know what the value of a land would be in future, although the location and the potential of increase or decrease matters but that's something we can't tell since no one can predict what could happen in the future, a big company or even the government might decide to start up a project close to the land or even a real estate company might come in and trigger an increase in that particular land and within a space of 5 years the land worth peanuts could worth millions just like it happened in my area, so I'm not in support of selling an asset to buy another one, instead get a good paying job, skill or monitize your talent so you'll be able to channel your income into different investment options.