Dinarland Highlights for September 26, 2026

Dinarland Highlights – 9.26.26

Mountain Goat

Article:
“THE CENTRAL BANK OF IRAQ IS DISCUSSING REMOVING ZEROS FROM THE DINAR.”

Economically, there is a fundamental difference between removing zeros and raising the value of the Iraqi dinar.   Removing zeros is essentially a process of renaming a currency, converting large nominal values into smaller monetary units. For example, if three zeros are removed, 1,000 dinars might become one dinar of the new currency, with a similar conversion occurring in prices, wages, deposits, debts, and contracts.  This means that removing zeros does not in itself create new wealth or increase the purchasing power of the citizen.

Raising the value of the dinar against the dollar is a different decision that is linked to monetary policy, the size of foreign reserves, financial balance, trade balance, domestic liquidity, and the central bank’s ability to defend the exchange rate. Therefore, any serious economic discussion about the project should not confuse the two terms.

=======================================

Bruce (The Big Call)

[via WiserNow]

…we are supposed to have eight currencies…on the forex that we’ve been looking for, for a while now…Iraqi dinar and of course, the Vietnamese Dong...Those are the two biggies of the currencies that we hold…So we’re hearing that we should be looking for these numbers over the weekend…could they drag to Monday? I guess they could, sure. But we’re hearing the weekend…I’m telling you, we’re getting awfully close. 

=======================================

Jeff

Taxes [from exchanging dinar] when you go to pay them, they’re not going to be capital gains.  They’re going to be ordinary personal income tax.  They’re not going to be short-term/long-term capital gains.  Careful with that…Research it.

Question:
“Does Iraq going international mean rate change?”

Partially yes and partially no. Iraq can go international without changing the rate. Right now they’re partially international using the dollar for trade. They have their ports and borders open with the US dollar. So it depends on how far they’re trying to go international.  They can only go so  far internationally without changing the rate…  

=======================================

Samson

Article:
“THE PRIME MINISTER RETURNS TO BAGHDAD AFTER CONCLUDING HIS PARTICIPATION IN THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETINGS” 

=======================================

MilitiaMan

Iraq’s integration into the global financial system is real.  Parts of it are already at an advanced level. Other parts are underway…Is it finished. No…Is the dinar’s public life larger than it was when many of us began this study?  Yes.

=======================================

Frank26 (KTFA)

The next piece is for the CBI to come out and talk about the lifting of the three zeros and the lower denominations…

=======================================

Stephen

If we truly believe this is going to be a wealth event that we are all hoping and praying and waiting for, and I believe it is, you want to prepare.  Start preparing now...Don’t wait until the last minute when your emotions are at an all-time high and you’ve been waiting for years and it finally did revalue and now you potentially are worth all this money.  But you’re emotional, you forget things, you miss things, you skip things.  You might lose a lot of money just because you didn’t know how to negotiate the fees.  You might miss things along the way.  These things can cost thousands, tens of thousands, possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars.  You don’t want to make that mistake…Become over prepared… Prepare now.

=======================================

Sandy Ingram

Vietnam’s strong exports, foreign investment, manufacturing and foreign currency reserves help support the dong. However, Vietnam does not want its currency to increase rapidly, if at all…A significantly stronger dong would make Vietnam products more expensive overseas, potentially hurting exports, factories, and employment.  The State Bank of Vietnam therefore manages the exchange rate carefully, prioritizing stability and export competitiveness over rapid currency appreciation.  We can only hope Iraq doesn’t take this type of attitude or personality.  

=======================================

Clare (KTFA)

Article:
“Barak: There is no justification for the factions to remain after the American withdrawal and their integration into state institutions”

Quote:
“Barak said that what the Prime Minister is doing in Iraq is ‘very  smart,’ explaining that when the militias begin to disband, their members can be integrated into the Iraqi government and receive  the same salaries, provided that the integration process is carried out on an individual basis.”  

=======================================

Terrance

Getting the dinar is probably the easiest thing to do…Actually keeping the money after the exchange is really when the hard work comes in…The first thing that’s going to happen when the RV happens and you have all this cash is that’s when the attacks are going to happen, the theft. There’s taxes, you have to pay the federal government. There’s taxes you have to pay the state. The banks may try to get fees. This is why you’ve got to do the hard work right now to  really create that road map, that exit plan, for when the RV happens…That’s not the time to be reacting.  You need to have that  muscle memory.

=======================================

Reset Intelligence

The moment good news [of the dinar RV] breaks is the moment the scams arrive.  F**e buyers, f**e processing fees, f**e urgency. Anyone who contacts you first and asks for money to release your money is not real.   Verify everything against official sources before you move [to exchange].  

—

Iraqi Dinar Revaluation and Global Currency Reset News | Dinar Chronicles

Courtesy of Dinar Guru

https://www.dinarguru.com

______________________________________________________

If you wish to contact the author of a post, you can send us an email at voyagesoflight@gmail.com and we’ll forward your request to the author (if available). If you have any questions about a post or the website, you may also forward your questions and concerns to the same email address.
______________________________________________________

All articles, videos, and images posted on Dinar Chronicles were submitted by readers and/or handpicked by the site itself for informational and/or entertainment purposes.

Dinar Chronicles is an informational news aggregator. All content, including third-party reports and community commentary, is provided for educational purposes only. We do not provide financial, legal, or tax advice. We do not recommend the purchase or sale of any currency or investment. Please consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions.

Copyright © Dinar Chronicles