No, again false.

It's the inflationary nature of the currency that puts companies and businesses against the consumer because the money that they work for gets inflated away at higher and higher rates than they can make the actual money and because the money doesn't do the one simple job that it is supposed to do which has maintained value into the future.

They are forced into this position of either deceiving the customer ( swap out quality of ingredients resources), raising the price and losing customers, Or maintain the same price and take the hit in the value themselves.

All of these are symptoms downstream of the devaluation of currency not of a system of maximizing profits. They are actually in doing these types of things trying to maintain profitability but are unable to because of the centralized nature and control and dispersion of the currency.

So all of these things have not happened due to capitalism all these things have happened due to centralized governance and control of the price of the one thing that is supposed to economically coordinate every individual in the economy money.

If money maintained purchasing power or actually increased in purchasing power which is exactly what happens in Bitcoin the entrepreneur or business owner or company would actually have to continually improve and give higher quality goods and services in order to maintain the price of which they charge otherwise they must charge lower prices forever due to the deflationary forces of a finite money. So would it still be evil capitalism in this scenario in which they must make their goods and services increase in quality to maintain the price in which they charge?