The discussion primarily revolved around the proposal by Seawolf to increase the LUSD borrow cap to 4M on ETH v3, as the current cap was being significantly exceeded¹. This proposal was met with some scrutiny by ChaosLabs, who pointed out that there was already a similar proposal for WBTC on V3 Polygon. This proposal had been approved but was later cancelled due to the withdrawal of their prop power².

ChaosLabs also highlighted some inaccuracies in Seawolf's initial post, including an incorrect current cap for WBTC and a typo in the table header². Seawolf acknowledged these points and subsequently removed the WBTC recommendation from their proposal³. They also announced a change in their approach, deciding to move directly to AIP on Monday, 5/15, without publishing a Snapshot vote⁴.

The discussion concluded with the publication of the AIP⁵ and the successful implementation of the proposal⁶. This series of events underscores the importance of accuracy and thoroughness in proposal submissions, as well as the value of constructive feedback within the community.