I've been working on a project for some time with the aim of monetising it. It's written in Python and JavaScript. Is there any way to protect the source code? Is there any solution to this? Except rewriting the whole backend in Rust or C
Before AI, obfuscation seemed to somewhat work. But it feels that nowadays the AI will be able to reverse engineer it very easily.
I'm rebranding (early) and have already bought the relevant domains. But can't make up my mind about which to keep.
The product itself is a security-first platform allowing users to run custom trading agents. Main USP is being able to run S&P500 baskets with full customisation. We store user's secret keys in a safe manner so we also want to make sure that we don't come across as a toy but also not feel too cold and dry - so both interesting/appealing but also safe.
I'm choosing between; Prefractal and GhostWired (or Ghostwired). Which do you think is a better name? Any hints on how to make the right decision? Or am I over-thinking this?