Should I transfer my emergency funds to bitcoin?

I'm 21, got a full time job, and have 10k in my emergency fund. Atm I still live with my parents, but looks like that will change in less than a month (they’re moving out). Is it wise to transfer my emergency funds to bitcoin? I'm just plagued with this constant urge to become a wholecoiner before it hits 40k or halving.

Edit: I don’t have debt, I have health insurance and I don’t pay rent, but I pay my parents property taxes and home utilities. Sure I could depend on my parents for emergencies, but I’d feel bad for them.

Some more facts: I have been keeping track of my finances to the dollar. Living with my parents, my expenses is about 20% of my income. When I live alone, I could expect it to go up to 25%. All this includes fun spendings. Year to date, I’ve been saving up 70% of my income. My 401k, HSA, IRA are invested in “safe” mutual funds/etfs (well a majority portion of my IRA is invested in QQQM). In my taxable account, I stock pick tech stocks I’m most familiar with, which with this year’s bull run have shot up my portfolio. The rest I save in my HYSA. So I DCA into my taxable every paycheck. I wonder if I should stop that and DCA into bitcoin?