COINOTAG News notes a Federal Reserve voter voiced caution at this month’s policy review, emphasizing data dependence to judge whether tariff-driven inflation is transient. The stance has clear implications for crypto liquidity and risk pricing in digital assets.

Chicago Fed President Evans indicated he dissented to await more data, yet remains optimistic that rates could fall substantially next year if inflation subsides. His stance signals a slower tightening path, a potential boost for crypto markets.

Kansas City Fed President George warned that inflation remains too high and growth stays resilient, with the labor market broadly balanced. The policy outlook remains mildly restrictive, shaping capital flows into digital assets and risk assets.

Philadelphia Fed President Purser described the labor market as under pressure but not collapsing, with easing measures providing cushion. He flags that tariffs and AI-driven productivity developments will influence policy, a crucial signal for crypto investors recalibrating exposure.