AMPL problem on Aave v2 Ethereum

[QuantumEvolver]

@ChaosLabs

The adjustment of the reserve factor to 99%, as outlined here, contributed to the market deprecation, occurring about two months before the decrease in interest rates. By utilizing the liquidity rate, we implement the pure liquidity rate adjustment at 256% APR (1193% APY) for the adjusted correct aAMPL returns from December 16th, 2023 (the date of the reserve factor adjustment), rather than February 7th, 2024.

Hello.
From everything that has been written, I only have a question about this, how did 87.5k ​​APY turn into 1.19k APY from December 16, 2023. We are not asking you to give us the entire virtual AMPL, but why not calculate the real AMPL based on 87.5k ​​APY, which worked all this time with 100% of borrowed liquidity.

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[ARFC] - Chaos Labs RF and IR Updates - Aave V2 Ethereum - 2023.11.24

Summary A proposal to update Reserve Factors and IR curves for frozen assets on V2 Ethereum as part of the ongoing deprecation plan. Motivation In the past several months, the community is in the process of gradually winding down the V2 markets via a series of LT reductions and incremental increases in RFs. These efforts have been ongoing with the following proposals already implemented: [ARFC] Chaos Labs - Incremental Reserve Factor Updates - Aave V2 Ethereum [ARFC] Freeze CRV on V2 [ARFC] C…

Here you decided that you would increase the percentage for those who borrowed deposited assets, but without understanding the operation of the AMPL and its unique characteristics, you made this percentage equal to all other assets. Therefore, why not simply calculate in the simulation the real aAMPL at the time of December 16, not taking into account rebases, but taking into account 87.5k ​​APY?