According to TheBlock on September 23, in early September, the average transaction fee of Ethereum fell below $1 for the first time since July 2020. However, in the past few weeks, the 7-day moving average transaction fee of Ethereum has risen sharply, with the latest value reaching $3.52 on September 21, more than three times the $0.85 on September 1. The recovery of transaction fees has also increased the destruction rate of Ethereum, which soared from 80.27 ETH on September 1 to 1,360 ETH on September 21, an increase of 1,600% in just three weeks. In the past 30 days, Uniswap and its V2 version ranked first in the list of GAS consumption smart contracts on the network, but Telegram-centric cryptocurrency and NFT trading robots Maestro and BananaGun are also on the list. In addition, Ethereum transfers and transactions involving stablecoins Tether (USDT) and Circle's USDCoin are also on the list. Despite the surge in transaction fees and burns, the seven-day moving average of the network’s active accounts has fallen sharply to its lowest value so far this year, down 11% from the beginning of the month and currently at around 385,000 accounts, the network’s lowest value since December 1, 2023.