One could just as easily argue that technofeudalism is in fact the endgame of capitalism, not the death of capitalism. In old-school feudalism, wealth came from the land, owning the land and the productive capacity of the land. Labor has no value and only serves to extract wealth for the benefit of the owning class. Capitalism abstracts this. Wealth comes from owning 'assets.' The position of labor remains the same. 'Consumers' are just the middle piece, necessary to churn the inputs and outputs. In a highly technological society, 'assets' can be very abstract and the extraction of value from the labor and consumer classes very efficient.