I think we also need to really break down and understand the ideas and processes driving this, so it doesn't emerge in some other form.
For instance, the toxic basis of capitalism is an economic feedback loop, where wealth and power is used to generate more wealth and power, with no natural, cultural or institutional circuit breakers built into the system. Debt Jubilees were a device developed thousands of years ago, to break this very cycle.
Michael Hudson's book, Forgive Them Their Debts went into it in detail.
Consider though, how well the powers that be are at co-opting The Revolution. Such as embalming gnostic Christianity as the Catholic Church.
Remember Jesus was all peace, love and turn the other cheek, except when it came to the moneychangers. It was also after he went after them with a stick, that they tried and crucified him.
Now we have the usual divide and conquer tools of pitting conservatives and liberals against each other to distract from the ones actually picking everyone's pockets.
As I've argued previously, government, as executive and regulatory function, is analogous to the central nervous system, while money and banking mirror blood and the circulation system. While we have evolved to the point of recognizing government is a public utility, the same principle will eventually have to apply to banking.
When the medium enabling markets is privately held, we are all just tenant farmers to the banks.