@SmolfSmolf7 Secret ‘800 numbers’ and ‘redemption hubs’ have been promised since 2012. Banks don’t use appointment codes, encrypted call centers, or batches of toll‑free numbers for currency exchanges. It’s another recycled RV script
@REAL_CFXAnon Why are you blocking me? If pointing out that Iraq just devalued the dinar counts as trolling, that says more about the narrative than my comment. Saying I'm ignorant is easier than addressing the fact that Iraq’s monetary policy doesn’t support an RV.
@EXIT_FIAT The 1:1 narrative (that the dinar must equal the dollar) ignores Iraq’s economic fundamentals: GDP, inflation, and money supply. A sudden parity would make Iraqi exports unaffordable and collapse its economy.
@EXIT_FIAT The U.S. Treasury doesn’t fund foreign currency swaps for private holders. It manages U.S. debt and fiscal policy, not speculative exchanges.
@EXIT_FIAT All IQD originates from Iraq’s central bank. Any exchange of dinar for dollars must ultimately be backed by Iraq’s reserves or by market demand for the currency. There is no parallel “international payout pool.”