Introduction: Shifting the Conversation Forward
Two respected voices in the Iraqi dinar space—Militia Man and Sandy Ingram—are now converging on the same conclusion from different angles:
Iraq is positioning itself for global financial integration, and the future of the dinar is about adjustment, not “revaluation.”
This shift in language marks a more realistic, globally aligned understanding of how modern currencies evolve.
Militia Man: Iraq Is Laying the Groundwork for Global Integration
Militia Man emphasizes that Iraq has been steadily completing the necessary prerequisites to integrate into the global financial system.
“Iraq has been doing everything they need to do to set themselves up for integration into the global financial system.”
What This Integration Includes
Banking modernization
Compliance with international financial standards
Trade infrastructure readiness
Coordination with global institutions
These efforts are not theoretical—they are ongoing and measurable.
Is Progress Still Happening This Year?
According to Militia Man:
“Are there still things happening within this year? Absolutely.”
This reinforces that Iraq’s reform process is active, not stalled, even as it transitions into the next phase.
Sandy Ingram: It’s Not a Revalue—It’s a Currency Adjustment
Sandy Ingram addresses one of the most misunderstood topics in the dinar community.
“The word ‘revalue’ will just fall off a cliff.”
He explains that Iraq’s monetary future should be viewed through the lens of:
Market dynamics
Investor confidence
Exchange rate mechanisms
Why Language Matters
In global finance:
Currencies adjust, they don’t magically revalue
Market forces determine long-term value
Central banks guide transitions, not instant jumps
Floating, Adjusting, and Market Forces
Once Iraq:
Achieves full integration
Allows its currency to float or semi-float
Aligns with international markets
Then, according to Sandy Ingram:
“They will feel the full force of global investors behind them.”
At that point:
Supply and demand take over
Foreign investment influences value
The IQD finds its level organically
What Determines the Future Value of the IQD?
Not speculation—but fundamentals:
Trade volume
Oil and non-oil revenues
Foreign direct investment
Market confidence
These factors will ultimately decide:
“What the IQD will float or rise to.”
Featured Snippets
Is Iraq integrating into the global financial system?
According to Militia Man, Iraq has completed many foundational steps required for global financial integration and continues making progress.
Is the Iraqi dinar going to be revalued?
Sandy Ingram explains that Iraq’s currency future is about adjustment, not revaluation, driven by market forces.
What happens when the IQD begins to float?
Global investors enter the market, and supply and demand help determine the dinar’s value.
Q&A Section
Q: Has Iraq finished all reforms?
A: No, but many critical steps have been completed, and progress is ongoing.
Q: Why is “revalue” the wrong term?
A: Modern currencies adjust through markets rather than fixed revaluations.
Q: Who determines the IQD’s future value?
A: Market forces, guided by Iraq’s economic fundamentals and investor demand.
Key Takeaway: A More Mature Narrative
Militia Man and Sandy Ingram together point toward a more realistic and mature outlook:
Integration before appreciation
Adjustment before speculation
Market forces over hype
This evolution in thinking aligns Iraq’s currency story with how global finance actually works.
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Militia Man
Iraq has been doing everything they need to do to set themselves up for integration into the global financial system.
That's where we're at...Are there still things happening within this year? Absolutely.
Sandy Ingram
The word "revalue" will just fall off a cliff because it's not about a "revalue", it's a "currency adjustment".
Once Iraq puts itself in a position for the currency to float or do whatever it is they're going to do, they will then feel the full force of global investors behind them. That will determine...what the IQD will float or rise to...