Planet ETH Weekly Report: Many asset management companies submitted ETH-related ETF applications; multiple Ethereum indicators hit new lows during the year

Odaily Planet Daily News According to the Planet ETH Weekly Report, during the week from October 2 to October 8, the developments worthy of attention are as follows: -The 171st Ethereum ACDE Conference: Devnet-10 needs to be launched for Dencun upgrade after the launch of Devnet-9; -The 119th Ethereum Core Developer Consensus Meeting: Cancun/Deneb upgrade test progress will be re-evaluated and the test schedule will be renegotiated; - Ethereum core developer: Lido’s market share of 33% does not mean that Ethereum is in trouble; -Vitalik: Changes to the protocol and staking pool may increase decentralization and reduce consensus overhead; -Blocknative will suspend its MEV-Boost Relay and related Ethereum block builder; -Aave initiated a vote to add FXS to Ethereum V3 temperature check; -OP Labs has launched fault proof on the OP Goerli test network; -DeFi protocol Composable Finance has been launched on the Ethereum IBC test network; -Immutable plans to launch the zkEVM mainnet from December this year to January next year; - Multiple companies submitted Ethereum ETF applications; - UBS pilots money market fund tokenization on Ethereum; -Glassnode: The balance of ETH on the exchange hit a five-year low; - NFT sales on Ethereum in September were approximately US$140 million, the lowest since February 2021; -Ethereum’s median gas hit a new low in a year. In the secondary market, the current ETH price may continue to consolidate in the short term, with support at $1,600 and resistance at $1,650.