Players of Eve Online are well-known for their dedication and commitment. Over the past 20 years, these fans have engaged in massive battles, formed corporations with thousands of members, and created a rich lore that has even been the subject of published books. Extensive tools and data platforms have been implemented by them to enhance CCP Games’ creation, addressing gaps and enhancing the game beyond the original vision of the Icelandic studio. According to CCP Games founder and CEO Hilmar Veigar Pétursson, half of the activity on the Eve Online database is now driven by externally developed code. Players of Eve Online embraced a decentralized philosophy even before Bitcoin was invented. However, it was developed as a conventional or Web2 game by a centralized game development company. CCP has made a strong effort to provide the community with data access through APIs, referred to as “functional tools” by Pétursson. However, there are still limitations and deficiencies that need to be addressed. We are in the process of creating our API. In a recent interview, he mentioned that they are working on improving their infrastructure. Is there a more efficient approach to accomplish this task? Essentially, simply acknowledging the idea that the game would be customizable by players and developers as well as anyone else, as a standard feature.