v2 Deprecation Plan, 2023.10.03

The proposal description provides a detailed table of Liquidation Threshold (LT) and Loan-to-Value (LTV) changes for 17 frozen Aave v2 Ethereum assets, consistent with the standard v2 deprecation framework. The on-chain action is a single call to execute() (a fallback function) on a payload contract address, which is the standard pattern for Aave governance payloads: the actual parameter-setting logic (e.g., calls to LendingPoolConfigurator.setLiquidationThreshold/setLtv for each asset) lives in the target contract's bytecode rather than being visible as decoded arguments in this proposal_action row. Because the decoded calldata contains no explicit parameters, I cannot directly verify the individual numeric values (e.g., 1INCH LT 40%->24%) against the calldata itself — only against the linked source code, which is outside the scope of the decoded actions provided. There is no evidence of contradiction: the target contract address, chain, and zero value transfer are all consistent with a routine parameter-update payload matching the described asset list. However, since the payload's internal logic cannot be independently confirmed from the decoded action alone, confidence in this comparison is low. No numeric mismatches, target mismatches, or omissions are apparent from the information available, so I mark this as consistent but with low confidence due to the opacity of the single delegatecall action.