Comment by chimpanzee

They are opposed to private capital such as the private ownership of the means of production, eg land and infrastructure.

They are generally not opposed to personal property, especially if the property is actively used.

Extreme libertarians, “anarcho-capitalists”, do not distinguish between productive and nonproductive property. And so they ignore the end result of private ownership and accumulation of the means of production: new rulers in some form.

Opinions on money and currency vary.

Similarly, opinions on wage labor vary, but generally they expect a laborer to receive their full worth, ie wage labor would not see profit extracted from it.