I'm afraid that just like theists and their all-powerful, infinitely-loving God, the perfect version of capitalism that you advocate exists only in your imagination.
It never has and never will exist in reality.
This is the definition of economic fundamentalism.
And "anarcho-socialism" has existed when exactly?
And don't give me the usual: "Paris commune in blahbla, FARC guerrilla blablabla the Indians in South America.... blablala"
Because I could also give you historical examples of competitive capitalism existing. But I won't because I don't think they are relevant.
But all that is besides the point. The question remains how can you call the ideology you advocate "anarcho-socialism"?
It's not free from oppression so how can it be anywhere close to anarchy?
Also you seem to believe your ideology is the answer to all the worlds problem, doesn't that make you a fundamentalist?