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fix: document max ceiling value #350

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- For foreign assets, use `ForeignAssets.Id`, e.g., `ForeignAsset.2` for LKSM on Kintsugi. You can find the correct foreign assets by going to https://polkadot.js.org/apps/#/chainstate -> assetRegistry -> metadata (unselect include option)

- Set the wrapped currency to `Token.KBTC` on Kintsugi, or to `Token.IBTC` on Interlay.
- Set the desired ceiling. Keep in mind the number of decimals of the currency. For foreign assets, the number of decimals is included in the metadata queried above. `DOT` and `INTR` have 10 decimals, while `KSM` and `KINT` have 12 decimals. For example, to set the ceiling to 5 `KINT`, enter 5 * 10^12 = 5,000,000,000,000.
- Set the desired ceiling. Keep in mind the number of decimals of the currency. For foreign assets, the number of decimals is included in the metadata queried above. `DOT` and `INTR` have 10 decimals, while `KSM` and `KINT` have 12 decimals. For example, to set the ceiling to 5 `KINT`, enter 5 * 10^12 = 5,000,000,000,000. Furthermore, the ceiling must be less than `2^128 / 1e18 / 10^(tokenDecimals)` to prevent overflows in the code.

#### 2. Create the proposal

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