According to CoinMeta, the revised average data from the Dallas Federal Reserve shows a year-on-year increase of 2.2% in August, up from 1.5% last month. This figure compares favorably with July's core inflation rate of 3.3% and the overall inflation rate of 3.7%. However, the trend of rising from 1.5% to 2.2% and exceeding the 2.0% mark is considered to be developing in an unfavorable direction. The revised average is an alternative indicator that provides a more accurate picture of inflation trends by excluding abnormal price fluctuations, aiming to answer the question "What is the real situation of inflation amidst temporary fluctuations?" Many economists consider this to be one of the best indicators for measuring persistent inflation.