Only if you can carve out exceptions for things related to your work in blockchain. See a lawyer, for real. But most importantly, find a lawyer that can balanc

Only if you can carve out exceptions for things related to your work in blockchain. See a lawyer, for real. But most importantly, find a lawyer that can balance your needs and what is practical. For example, real world here. I was signing a contract with a contracting house to work at a big bank. The lawyer told me: "This is a basic - screw-you one-sided contract. But don't worry too much about that - because the more one-sided sometimes the better when you go to a judge. HOWEVER, these 3 items you MUST get changed." One of the specific things I remember is the phrase "related to" because in software everything is related to everything else in a legal sense. (IANAL) Contrast this with a well-meaning, less experienced lawyer friend who said - you have to change everything - it is a horrid contract. Because I was very specific, and could clearly articulate the reason for the changes - the changes happened. But big difference between the 2 different lawyers' suggestions.