Do startups on the internet need to understand technology?

Do startups on the internet need to understand technology?

Start-up companies and founders have many advantages in understanding technology, or have many disadvantages in understanding technology.
However, the founder who understands technology often does not know the market. This is critical to the success of a startup.

In short, it is best to understand everything. Generally, this is not the case if you want to start a business team. It is best to have technical experts, market experts, and anyone who needs to be proficient in everything, every one of them is not wage-free, absolutely selfless, super diligent, and close like a mother-in-law ..., therefore, it is difficult to start a TND business.

The disadvantages include:
1. unique ideas are often related to technology. technical risks cannot be evaluated if you do not understand technology, and feasibility cannot be evaluated. "A great idea is a programmer." the actual result may be that this great idea can only write a science fiction novel.
2. Unable to assess the R & D workload, technical requirements, and R & D nodes, resulting in unreliable staff size and cost accounting.
3. It is difficult to establish a qualified R & D team. I don't know how to recruit anyone.
4. The key to solving all the above problems is to find a technical partner. The problem is that you are not able to assess whether he is capable of doing this, so you have to choose to trust acquaintances for recommendations, in short, it is a hassle.
5. Because I am engaged in technology, I don't actually know how tech-savvy entrepreneurs solve this problem.

I 'd like to ask if the founder of a startup company must understand the market? Why?
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I am the CEO of a code-writing startup company.
after I started my business for a long time, I found that technology is not as important as I thought, because I saw many people better than me by mixing things like "no stream" based on relationships and marketing.
in my eyes, code is everything about entrepreneurship. The value of other things is equal to 0. I have read many stories in Silicon Valley and many books on lean entrepreneurship. At that time, I believed that the world was beautiful. I was one of those who wanted to use technology to change their fate and the world until I started my business for a year and a half.
I do not like channels, platforms, and complex relationships between people, not just dislike or even dislike, because value creators cannot obtain the value they deserve.
This is indeed not a perfect place for an idealist to start a business.