The discussion primarily revolved around the wstETH Borrow Cap and its potential increase. Pauljlei proposed an increase from 400 to 800, a conservative figure compared to the suggested 2,800, in line with community guidelines. This decision was made with the upcoming Shanghai Upgrade in mind, and plans were made to revisit the issue after the upgrade on April 12th¹. An AIP was scheduled for 4/11/2023¹, and it was later confirmed that the AIP is now live².

Community members, including Nyyls, showed interest in updates regarding the wstETH supply cap on Arbitrum V3³. Tuanyuan2008 provided some insight, explaining that wstETH is part of the Ethereum-correlated eMode pool on Arbitrum Aave v3. The supply cap takes into account liquidity in both normal and abnormal price dislocations. The community's risk preference would guide the next steps⁴.

Pauljlei further clarified that if the community leans towards a conservative approach, they might not want to increase caps for wstETH on V3 Arbitrum at this time⁵. However, it was later confirmed that the wstETH Borrow Cap increase on V3 Arbitrum has been implemented⁶. This suggests that the community ultimately decided to proceed with the cap increase, marking a significant development in the discussion.