Reserve Factor Upgrades

The proposal describes two coordinated actions: raising Reserve Factors by up to 5% (capped at 99.99%) for 11 Ethereum V2 assets and 6 Avalanche V2 assets. The decoded on-chain data contains only one action: a fallback execute() call to a single contract on chain 0x1 (Ethereum). This matches the Aave governance pattern where a short executor delegatecalls into a payload contract that performs the real logic, so the lack of decoded arguments for the Ethereum leg is not itself suspicious and is treated as routine/opaque execution rather than a mismatch. However, the complete absence of any second action or cross-chain dispatch mechanism for Avalanche V2 is a real gap: the description promises Avalanche-side changes but the calldata provided gives no evidence that any Avalanche-targeting action (direct or via a cross-chain controller) is included in this proposal's execution. This could mean the Avalanche update is handled by a separate proposal/payload not shown here, or that the description overstates the scope of this specific on-chain proposal. Given the potential for the Avalanche portion to be entirely absent from execution while being prominently claimed in the summary and motivation, this is flagged as a material discrepancy. Confidence is medium because the opaque execute() call could legitimately encapsulate more than what is visible, but the complete lack of any second/cross-chain action row is a meaningful gap a delegate should be aware of before voting.