Dinar Chronicles Exclusive RV/GCR Report – September 27, 2025
(Disclaimer: The following is an overview of the current situation relating to the Global Currency Reset based on intelligence received from several sources which may or may not be accurate or truthful.)
Is Iraq on the Brink of a Currency Revaluation?
The digital airwaves are buzzing with fervent speculation, fueled by a confluence of geopolitical developments and financial reforms. The question on many minds: Is Iraq truly on the verge of a significant currency revaluation (RV), and if so, what could this mean for the region, particularly in contrast to its neighbor, Iran? Let’s dive into the recent posts on X (formerly Twitter) that are igniting this discussion.
Iraq’s Ascent: Global Banks and Financial Reform
The narrative for Iraq, as presented in the X posts, is one of burgeoning financial strength and international integration. @AnnmarieMo64264 initiated a wave of excitement with a post stating, “IRAQ-Global Banks have taken the initiative to enter the Iraqi Banking Sector, and we have connected With All Global Financial Institutions.” This was met with a resounding “WOOOOOOW” from @majeed66224499, setting a tone of optimism.
Further elaboration, including a translated post from PM Al-Sudani’s official site shared by @majeed66224499, reinforces this positive trajectory: “Economic reform cannot be achieved without financial and banking reform, and Iraq has accomplished a significant milestone that has made it reliable in the eyes of financial institutions. Global banks have taken the initiative to enter the Iraqi banking sector, and we have established connections with all international financial institutions.”
This suggests a concerted effort by Iraq to modernize its financial sector, build trust, and integrate fully into the global banking system. Such steps are foundational for any country aiming for economic stability and growth, and could certainly pave the way for a stronger, more stable currency.
Iran’s Isolation: Snapback Sanctions and SWIFT Disconnection
Parallel to Iraq’s promising outlook, a starkly different narrative unfolds for Iran. @sentdefender dropped a significant piece of news, tweeting: “At 12:00am tonight, the Iranian Central Bank will be once again be disconnected from the SWIFT Payment System, as Snapback Sanctions under the following United Nations Security Council Resolutions immediately re-enter effect against Iran…” The post then lists several UNSCRs (1696, 1737, 1747, 1803, 1835, 1929), indicating a severe tightening of international restrictions.
@majeed66224499 confirmed this timeline, specifying “Tonight midnight ET (September 27, 2025),” and reiterating that “IRAN… yes…. Iran Central Bank will be disconnected from the world banking system.” @annan_85, also translated by @majeed66224499, further detailed the severity of these sanctions, including obligations to suspend uranium enrichment, bans on technology transfer, comprehensive arms embargoes, tighter financial and banking restrictions, cargo inspections, and increased travel bans for officials.
This isn’t just a minor inconvenience; disconnection from SWIFT effectively cuts Iran off from the primary global financial messaging system, severely hindering its ability to conduct international transactions and participate in the world economy.
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The Intertwined Narrative: A “Scripted” Revaluation?
Here’s where the two narratives dramatically converge, particularly through the lens of @majeed66224499’s bold assertions. Following the news of Iran’s financial isolation, @majeed66224499 draws a direct and speculative link to Iraq’s potential revaluation:
“That means if Iraq revalues on the new financial system. Iran cannot receive anything because Iraq will be on the blockchain.”
This is a powerful claim, suggesting a calculated timing where Iraq transitions to a revalued currency on an advanced, possibly blockchain-based, financial system, while Iran simultaneously loses access to the traditional global system. @majeed66224499 continues, “Official collapse… and Iraq will be enjoying their new financial system….” and eloquently summarizes the perceived strategy: “Look how everything is timed and scripted. Iraq connected with all global financial institutions… and the global banks took the initiative to enter the Iraqi banking sector. Iran getting kicked out of the global financial system.”
What Does This Mean for a Potential Iraqi Revaluation?
A currency revaluation (RV) involves an official upward change in the value of a country’s currency relative to a foreign currency. For the Iraqi Dinar (IQD), which has long traded at a low value against the US Dollar, a significant revaluation would dramatically increase its purchasing power and international standing.
While these X posts paint a compelling and intriguing picture, they remain speculation based on interpretations of publicly available and shared information. The idea that Iraq’s financial reforms and Iran’s sanctions are “timed and scripted” for a dramatic currency revaluation is a captivating theory.
For a revaluation to occur and be sustainable, several factors would typically need to be in place:
Strong Economic Fundamentals: Sustained economic growth, stable oil revenues, and diversification efforts.
Financial Stability: A robust and transparent banking sector, as suggested by the global bank entries.
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Governance and Trust: Increased international confidence in Iraq’s government and institutions.
Strategic Geopolitical Positioning: The theory presented by @majeed66224499 suggests that Iraq’s revaluation could be explicitly linked to a shift in regional financial power, leveraging Iran’s isolation.
The mention of Iraq being “on the blockchain” if it revalues adds another layer of intrigue, hinting at a modern, perhaps more secure and transparent, financial architecture that would bypass traditional systems impacted by geopolitics.
Conclusion: A Watchful Eye on the Horizon
The digital chatter surrounding Iraq’s potential currency revaluation, intertwined with Iran’s deepening financial isolation, presents a fascinating narrative of impending geopolitical and economic shifts. The X posts highlight significant developments: Iraq’s growing financial reliability and global banking ties set against Iran’s re-imposed, severe international sanctions and SWIFT disconnection.
Whether this intricate timing truly signals an imminent currency revaluation for Iraq, dramatically altering its geopolitical standing vis-à-vis Iran, remains to be seen. While the X community lights up with speculation, official confirmation from the Central Bank of Iraq or international financial bodies would be the definitive word. For now, the world watches with keen interest, as the financial fates of these two nations appear to be moving in starkly different directions.
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