While good in principal and as good as we can get today, we need to be aware of it's flaws. In particular, that certain stakeholders can manipulate, or have out

While good in principal and as good as we can get today, we need to be aware of it's flaws. In particular, that certain stakeholders can manipulate, or have outsized influence on the market, as a result the system no longer operates as efficiently as it could, it begins to atrophy more or less. I guess this is why we hold on dearly to principals of liberty and freedom. To ensure that proper feedback mechanisms exist to keep an honest system. Edit: and rule of law. Especially application of said law without preferential treatment.