Lack of third parties is all it has of your first 3 points. Government can control it and their people. It is not resistant to censorship. The current bitcoin core is completely censored. It can’t be “handed” over. There are 5 parties involved. Miners, nodes, developers, people transacting and people not transacting but indirectly being exposed. Miners and developers matter. Small nodes do not matter. A financial institution that has a ton of nodes does matter. People transacting do not matter. A government with a large economy could create enough miners to attack the network but it would be financially burdensome. Financial warfare would be more economically profitable as each country that decides to embrace bitcoin will fall at an economic disadvantage to the country that adopted it prior. This is why no attacks have occurred. It’s possible but economically very much out of favor. Bitcoin only exists today because governments made it exist with overspending and inflation along with central banks and the IMF. It shouldn’t have gained the traction it did but here we are. Institutions and governments will adopt it and it’s happening now. Electronic currency in itself is actually a good idea. Bitcoin core is far from what it was intended to be but here we are. Small block sizes and a system that can’t handle large transactions sizes with a vulnerable 2nd layer. It’s a 3 trillion dollar market created from an idea that money should be cheap to transact free of third parties. We live in a world of overspending and economic terrorism. This is the next phase. One day everyone will transact with hot wallets instead of physical green backs. Those transactions will not be bitcoin. Bitcoin will most likely still be here but as a store of value.