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💥 “Iraq’s Currency Countdown: The New Notes Are Here — Is the Rate Next?” 💴🔥
Some highlights by PDK – Not verbatim
🚨 Latest Intel From Nader, Frank26, MilitiaMan & Others
💬 🟣 Nader From The Mid East:
Confirms 50, 100, and 200 dinar notes are now in circulation.
Says the 1, 5, and 10 denominations already exist, but are not yet released.
Larger notes (25K, 10K, 5K, 1K) are still active until the rate officially changes.
💬 “Don’t worry — deleting the zeros won’t devalue your money. 25,000 dinars remain 25,000 dinars — just at a higher value.”
🧾 🔍 Frank26’s Breakdown:
Recently showcased the 50 dinar note, describing it as purple-tinted and official.
Clarifies the 1, 5, and 10 notes shown are training specimens — teaching tools for Iraqi citizens.
💡 These are pre-launch educational steps before the full rollout.
🗣 “They’re showing samples to prepare the public — a clear sign we’re getting close.”
📊 📈 Fnu Lnu Analysis:
Cites article “Early Warning Systems and Their Impact on the Stability of the Iraqi Dinar Exchange Rate.”
Notes this means Iraq is still in preparation mode — not quite at RV stage yet.
Mentions the IMF’s projection: up to 1–2 more years for full implementation of a revaluation system.
💰 💼 MilitiaMan Reports:
Refers to article “120 billion in cash deposited into the Unified Account.”
Says Iraq has moved 120 billion dinars in cash into the unified system — a major step toward going cashless.
🧠 “Reducing cash in circulation lowers note count and supports a stronger, real effective exchange rate.”
🪙 💬 Final Thoughts:
All signs show gradual, strategic movement — educating citizens, testing lower notes, consolidating cash, and modernizing banking systems.
Each step builds toward a full revaluation and a stronger, modernized Iraqi dinar.
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