Dinarland Highlights – 12.23.25
Ariel
Holders of the Iraqi dinar and Vietnamese dong are describing unusual activity inside banks and exchange locations…What separates this moment from past rumor cycles is pattern alignment. Independent sources, unknown to each other and operating in different regions, are reporting the same developments at the same time…This convergence suggests preparation, not coincidence… Insiders emphasize that any rollout would be tightly controlled and deliberately quiet…Temporary rate placeholders and short lived rate flashes inside banking systems are being interpreted as test integrations or dry runs. These signs indicate infrastructure testing rather than a public launch, consistent with a phased deployment model…
Behind the scenes, test transactions and authentication procedures are reportedly underway, including advanced scanning tools to verify currency legitimacy…Caution remains essential. Without official statements or verifiable public data, these developments remain unconfirmed. Skepticism is healthy in this space. Still, for long time holders watching closely, the alignment of signals, timing, and preparation suggests something is moving. Quietly. Deliberately. And closer than before.
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Mountain Goat
Article:
“A PRESIDENTIAL DECREE SETS THE 29TH OF THIS MONTH AS THE DATE FOR THE FIRST PARLIAMENTARY SESSION”
We are told today that parliament will begin its first session on December 29th. WOW! That is very close. Remember parliament is the first of the three branches of the new Iraqi government that must formed and after the e******n. So, we see parliament will begin within the window for the early January CBI target…
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MarkZ
[via PDK]
There is a big push to have the Prime Minster done and in place before parliament sits on Dec 29th.
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Frank26 (KTFA)
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
OMAR: The new currency mechanism was to roll out on December 1st and it didn’t, all because the issue with the imports at the border still wasn’t fixed with the ASYCUDA system. They asked for an extension and they got the extension to the end of December. IMPO we will see a rate along with import system fixed, expiring of 1310 all at the end of December.
FRANK: The ASYCUDA is also looking for a new exchange rate in order for everything that it is doing, saying and implementing in order for it to work…The 29th to the 31st will determine what happens on the 1st of January.
The Central Bank of Iraq has been talking to the Iraqi citizens every day in depth about all the monetary reform steps. Remember it must not fail with the citizens…
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Jeff
Article:
“Iraq Central Bank Reduces Supply of Dinars”
They’re reducing the money supply to help them or position them to revalue the currency…Very critical step towards revaluing the currency.
As of yesterday, for the first time, the UN as of right now since Iraq has achieved stability to do their own thing, they’re now stable enough to be independent. They’re now deemed for the first time as a sovereign state by the United Nations…That’s why the UN along with the US is exiting their operations and they have turned their major buildings and facilities back to the country of Iraq.
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MilitiaMan
I can’t hammer it home enough. What we’ve been waiting for is actually taking place in a quiet mode. They’ve been doing systemic steps all the way along the way. They’ve been telling us in their own way, not in a way we want to hear, date and rate…
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Fnu Lnu
Among currencies that are quoted and tradable on global Forex platforms…
Lebanese pound (LBP): Roughly 1 USD ≈ 89,000–90,000…
Iranian rial (IRR): …1 USD buying hundreds of thousands of rial…
Vietnamese dong (VND): Around 1 USD ≈ 26,000 VND…
Laotian kip (LAK): Around 1 USD ≈ 21,000–22,000 LAK…
Indonesian rupiah (IDR): Roughly 1 USD ≈ 15,000–16,000 IDR…
Uzbek sum (UZS): 1 USD still buys tens of thousands of som…
Paraguayan guaraní (PYG): Trades around several thousand per USD…
Malagasy ariary (MGA): several thousand ariary per USD…
THE SHORT ANSWER IS…A CURRENCY NEED NOT BE REAL-VALUED OR RV ADJUSTED TO BE TRADED ON FOREX.
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Walkingstick (KTFA)
Got a call from Aki in Michigan. He said that very soon, which means in a few more days because the month is about to end. He said the government was going to release very specific information about the monetary reform and when they did Aki said he will give us the list of the private banks around the world that will be working with the CBI to called the 3 zero notes during the exchange process worldwide. And he will give us the step-by-step instructions to exchange at his bank…This tells me we are seriously close because Aki has a very strong Middle Eastern attitude and he doesn’t play games.
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