"General public" was really the wrong term. I meant people with the ability to decompile and use assets or portions of the code for their own games. This was in

"General public" was really the wrong term. I meant people with the ability to decompile and use assets or portions of the code for their own games. This was in the early years of Bitcoin when fly-by-night casinos were sprouting up everywhere. Most of them were really badly coded - e.g. the slot machines looked like they'd been drawn by a six year old. Others looked like legitimate casinos, but were actually running cracked versions of white label software. Ours was the only in the space that had a large, professional, fully original codebase... that was what I meant by "machinery", not the machinery governing user interactions with the server (see my response above).