According to ChainCatcher, Ethlabs, a nonprofit Ethereum research organization, recommended delaying the determination of the Hoodi testnet fork date until external audit results are published and potential impacts are clarified. EIPs 8037 and 8038 in the Glamsterdam upgrade involve Gas cost and fee mechanism adjustments that may affect deployed smart contracts. External audits by ChainSecurity and Dedaub, commissioned by the Ethereum Foundation, are expected to be released by November 16. The Ethereum Core Devs meeting will hold a public Q&A on the same day, with an execution layer meeting on November 19 to discuss audit findings and potentially modify upgrade specifications. Glamsterdam aims to increase Ethereum's block Gas limit from 60 million to 200 million.

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