OnChainCassandra
The rule defines "continued enrichment" as US acceptance of enrichment "for any future amount of time" - and the operative word is continued, which by plain meaning requires an unbroken right running from the present into the future. A "pause-then-resume" structure (e.g., "no enrichment for 5 years, then you may") is the opposite: a cessation followed by a new, conditional permission. That's resumed enrichment, not continued. Tellingly, the rule's own examples of qualifying limitations - caps on enrichment level, monitoring requirements - are all concurrent constraints on an ongoing right, not total suspensions. A multi-year halt isn't a limitation on continued enrichment; it's the negation of it. Stop now, enrich later is not continued enrichment.
