To judge if bitcoin is worth to invest in, you may consider this universal monetary rule:
There is NO good, easy, risk free money, that is available for everyone.
If the money good and risk free, it is called a heritage and it is not available for everyone.
If the money is good and available for everyone, its is called an entrepreneurship and its not risk free nor usually easy.
If the money is risk free and available for anyone, it is called a salary, but that is usually not very good.
If anyone claims, that money is good, easy, risk free and anyone can get their share of it, it is essentially a scam. Doesnt matter if You are being scammed with money, electricity or just waste of time. It also doesnt matter if there are several people who get scammed big time at once or millions, that are scammed bit by bit, it is still a scam. Any deal, where people are attracted with false promises and where the nature of their investment is kept hidden by purpose, is a scam. Bitcoin is not what promised and that fact is being disguised now.
On the other hand, nothing is being covered up in bitcoin. Nothing is working "behind the shadows". Everyone can see the transaction history. I really don't think that all that you are claiming was never claimed by bitcoin at all.
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"Money is good". It is good if you know how to trade or if you are lucky. It is good if you have skills that you can offer on the Internet and get paid for it with bitcoins. Money is good on the Internet, even if you're not going to get paid in bitcoin, because your clients are mostly from first world countries.
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"Easy". It is only easy if you know EXACTLY what you are doing. But when you're just starting out, it's not really easy at all. It's also the reason why only the hardworkers are the one that are at the top right now. It's not easy but it certainly does become easy over time.
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"Risk free". I honestly don't know how can you think that bitcoin is risk-free when everyone's shouting that bitcoin is really risky because of its high volatility.
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"Anyone can get their share of it.". Anyone can indeed receive bitcoins but why would someone give them bitcoins? You are getting your share only if you mine, work in exchange of bitcoins, or buy them. It's not like bitcoin was released to the public and everyone can just get as much as they can. You have to either mine it or buy (or work in exchanged of) the mined ones.
So I really don't know how is this the "truth" ABOUT bitcoin. The bolded part of your post is indeed true but it is not the "truth" about bitcoin.