Chaos Labs Risk Parameter Update - MAI Aave V3

The proposal describes reducing MAI supply/borrow caps and debt ceilings across three Aave V3 deployments (Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon), citing specific target numbers per chain and referencing three payload contracts (one per chain) that implement these changes. The decoded calldata contains exactly three actions, each calling execute(address) on what appear to be cross-chain bridge executor contracts, each passing a distinct payload address to be delegatecalled. This structural pattern (3 actions, 3 chains, 3 payload addresses) matches the proposal's reference section listing three separate payload implementations for Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon. Because the decoded calldata only exposes the bridge-forwarding call and the payload address - not the internal parameter-setting logic inside each payload contract - the specific numeric values (e.g., 325,000 supply cap on Arbitrum) cannot be directly confirmed from this calldata alone. However, this is the expected and standard pattern for Aave cross-chain governance execution, so it is not treated as a red flag. No mismatched targets, no extra or missing high-level actions, and no evidence of the calldata doing something other than what's described. Confidence is medium rather than high because the actual parameter values are not independently verifiable from the visible calldata, only inferable from the consistent architecture and referenced source code.