MAI/MIMATIC deprecation, 2023.10.31

The proposal uses Aave's standard cross-chain governance pattern: the mainnet actions only call forwardPayloadForExecution, which relays a pre-deployed payload (identified by an id) to the CrossChainController on each target network. The actual parameter changes (LT reductions, interest-rate curve updates, freeze/LTV-to-zero on Avalanche) are encoded inside those separately deployed payload contracts, not visible in this decoded calldata. What can be verified here is that there are exactly four forwarding actions, one for each of the four chains named in the description (Polygon 137, Avalanche 43114, Optimism 10, Arbitrum 42161), which matches the scope of the proposal (LT changes on all four chains, IR changes on all four, freeze/LTV-zero on Avalanche only, consistent with one forwarded payload per chain covering all its changes). No target mismatches, extra actions, or missing chains are apparent. Because the specific numeric parameters (LT values, Uopt/Slope2/RF) are not decodable from the provided calldata, I cannot fully verify those exact figures against the prose, which is why confidence is medium rather than high — but nothing in the visible calldata contradicts the description, and the architecture (payload forwarding) is standard and expected for multi-chain Aave proposals, not a red flag itself. No discrepancies were identified within the scope that can be verified.”