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Maybe you could switch to a raid10 (mirrored striped vdevs) for faster rebuild time.
BTRFS is relatively similar to ZFS when it comes to their raid implementation, though using raid5 or raid6 comes with some caveats.
I would absolutely not trust BTRFS's implementation. Maybe things are better now but it earned the backronym Bro The RAID Fuckin Sucks for a reason.
Raid 10 is and interesting idea for sure. It would certainly help with write speeds, although if I want to utilize the "self-healing" of ZFS, I'd need to do two (separately striped) vdevs that mirror each other to get the equivalent to RAID10, right?
You'd create two mirror vdevs in the same zpool to get the raid 10 equivalent