Of course you do. For fundraising purposes. And for sale purposes. Nobody wants to say it but a bold founder would raise money as blockchain project, would sel

Of course you do. For fundraising purposes. And for sale purposes. Nobody wants to say it but a bold founder would raise money as blockchain project, would sell to clients as a blockchain project but would operate it via a common database. When money comes in , then you can disclose it and say that you did something completely different , VCs and clients would look like fools considering the quality of the product even without blockcahin and everybody would live happily ever after. Sometimes people who live in hypersocial echo chambers such as the VC party scene or even your amateur Clubhouse angel investor scene, they have to be dragged kicking and screaming out of their ideas which they acquired in the aforementioned hypersocial echochambers. And that is tons of work in and of itsef. It's much easier to say "Oh yes we are totally commited to blockchain"