So... To clarify, When you say "start another instance pointing at different addresses" are you referring to addresses TC previously used as stores of value pri

So... To clarify, When you say "start another instance pointing at different addresses" are you referring to addresses TC previously used as stores of value prior to having it withdrawn from the Ethereum Chain? Simply starting another with another set of pool addresses will probably not last long. One of the benefits of a public ledger is it's possible to statically analyze transaction traffic in a statistical manner to quickly home in on new sections of the address space. A sanction will come along once the intelligence community or law enforcement has enough actionable intel to say with confidence that that pool address is channeling activity it shouldn't be, then onto the list it goes, locking any value stored therein out of being moved out of those addresses. Over time, this will create black holes in the address space essentially. More and more quickly as LE/Treasury/Intelligence Community tooling improves.