I realize this, but when I set my host file to use time.google.com’s IP address and try to run BTCapsule, it never starts. Which means I need to add another “Please enable internet” somewhere, but not opening at all is still enough to keep the private keys encrypted. When I change the IP address to my localhost, but keep time.google.com as the DNS, the program runs and alerts the user to turn on their internet.

Doesn't that make it even easier for anyone to decrypt anything without waiting for a specific time server answer?
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Not really. The Python code is open source, but for my .exe, the Python code is converted to C and compiled. From what I understand, it’s theoretically possible to decompile C code, but you can never get back all the information. At first I used PyInstaller, but I figured out I can extract the pyc files, change the HEX, make Decompyle++ from CMake, and extract the original code. I have searched through countless forums, and have not found a way to extract or decompile my exe with the method of compilation.