Found this linked audiobook randomly on YT discussing market anarchism in a new light. Rather than traditional explanations of anarcho-capitalism, this author presents a true "freed" market as one that, in addition to being free from the state, is also free from the monopolization of capital through measures such as interest rates based on the cost of funds being transferred ONLY (so like less than 1%) rather than the Austrian time preference theory. State socialism/communism are also presented as one extreme of the economic spectrum, with this "freed" market on the other, and what we now have in the west as lying between. While I wouldn't necessarily agree with everything presented here, it has certainly made for an interesting thought experiment.