Simulating it in a ganache fork, can confirm the outcome doesn’t match the current distribution rates:
After queue(9) and execute(9), this is the outcome of
for i in strk.getAllMarkets(): print([i, strk.strikeBorrowSpeeds(i), strk.strikeSupplySpeeds(i)])
['0xbEe9Cf658702527b0AcB2719c1FAA29EdC006a92', 0, 0]
['0x69702cfd7DAd8bCcAA24D6B440159404AAA140F5', 7000000000000000, 3000000000000000]
['0x3774E825d567125988Fb293e926064B6FAa71DAB', 7000000000000000, 3000000000000000]
['0x18A908eD663823C908A900b934D6249d4befbE44', 5833333333333330, 2500000000000000]
['0x3F3B3B269d9f7088B022290906acff8710914be1', 1166666666666670, 500000000000000]
['0x280f76a218DDC8d56B490B5835e251E55a2e8F8d', 1166666666666670, 500000000000000]
['0x9d1C2A187cf908aEd8CFAe2353Ef72F06223d54D', 7000000000000000, 3000000000000000]
['0xb7E11002228D599F2a64b0C44D2299C9c644ff26', 1166666666666670, 500000000000000]
['0xdBee1d8C452c781C17Ea20115CbaD0d5f627a680', 1166666666666670, 500000000000000]
['0x4164e5b047842Ad7dFf18fc6A6e63a1e40610f46', 1166666666666670, 500000000000000]