observing/participating in a market economy in which protective regulations and institutions don't exist/are not enforced (see: cryptocurrency, some countries, historic examples) is actually an excellent way to learn really quickly why capitalism requires such regulations to not just "serve the people", but actually function at all in the first place.
no matter how hard capitalist "libertarians" and "an"caps stick their fingers in their ears and try to drown out the real world, it's painfully obvious to anyone paying attention that a capitalist economy could not possibly exist without a regulatory state.
