Swinging Around This Block For The Umpteenth Time: You know what's funny? People are only skeptical about the Iraqi Dinar revaluation because they always start off with the biggest numbers because the path of least resistance (in their mind) are not supposed to yield that much wealth. The stock market does it everyday. The lottery does it everyday. Investors in real estate do it everyday. The private market (equity) does it everyday. I told one person give me the lowest rate for the IQD to come out at. They gave me 0.10. How can someone become a millionaire from that? Example- Because if you only have 50,000 IQD and you convert or exchange at the rate you will only see 5,000 dollars (USD). Now if you are someone sitting on 500,000,000 in IQD. Exchanging at 0.10 will yield you 50,000,000. (USD) Everyone exchanging IQD are not going to become millionaires because everyone is not sitting on that much IQD. But we also know Iraq wants to go back to their old rate at 3.22. We also know the base rate has to be 1:1. You can't level the playing field any other way. The skeptics always run into a brick wall when they try to use Iraq's reserves as an excuse as to why their economy would collapse during a currency revaluation. When I have told everyone many times over Iraq is not responsible for our payouts once the rate hits Forex. Iraq's foreign reserves are not the payout pool, they are the collateral anchor that gives the new rate structural integrity once the CBI pulls the trigger, and the actual dollar liquidity for the exchange window comes from the U.S. Treasury's pre-staged currency stabilization fund. The IMF's special drawing rights reallocation, and the basket of sovereign wealth partners who have already positioned bilateral swap lines for exactly this moment. Meaning the skeptics who scream "Iraq doesn't have enough reserves to cover a $3.22 RV" are arguing against a strawman payout mechanism that never existed in the first place. Iraq is not writing checks to American IQD holders the FOREX market makers, the primary dealer banks, and the Treasury's own exchange facilities are the payors, and they are capitalized at a scale that makes Iraq's reserve balance an irrelevant variable in the payout equation. Now while the 1:1 floor I identified is mathematically non-negotiable because any rate below parity with the dollar would instantly create an arbitrage death spiral where sovereign funds, energy traders, and private equity would vacuum every physical dinar in existence from the market at the artificially suppressed rate and then immediately flip it on the secondary market at the oil-backed true value.