Before bitcoin was created we had only fiat currencies and there was nothing like cryptocurrency but because of the failed system of government and how fiat currency was constantly losing value and controlled by the government. Satoshi Nakamoto decided to give humans a financial freedom were government won’t have control over their money anymore and that was the birth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies we have today.
And the reason why people decided to choose Bitcoin easily was because of the failed government system, Bitcoin came as a Saviour or good alternative.
If the system was okay and very valuable and people had control over there money without any second or third party interfering just like we have in bitcoin right now do you think bitcoin would have succeeded after being created, do you think people would have still chose to store their money in bitcoin?
I like how you explained this! Failed governments and constant devaluation of fiat currencies gave Bitcoin very appealing, people were looking for a way to have control over their money without anyone interfering, and Bitcoin offered that. I also like that you described Bitcoin a “savior” or alternative for people who is frustrated with Fiat. It means a lot that people see Bitcoin as trust and freedom.
At the same time, it's worth remembering that Bitcoin's adoption was not only due to failing governments. People were also attracted, and not because of a broken financial system. It's technology, decentralization, digital scarcity, and borderless transactions, all these attracted early adopters. People wanted the idea of digital money for its own sake, and wanted to explore this new system not to just escape the cash with a failure.
In response to your question, I think that if governments were doing everything right, Bitcoin would have still grown, just more slowly. The tech, ideology, and freedom was still needed, and without any financial crisis, Bitcoin would not have been adopted as quickly.