🇮🇶💵 DINAR RV EXPECTATIONS: JEFF DISCUSSES A MANAGED FLOAT, WHILE FRANK26 ADDRESSES THE GOOGLE RATE GLITCH! 🔎📊
Two different topics caught the community’s attention in the October 30, 2026 updates.
💵 1. JEFF: WOULD YOU HOLD SOME DINAR AFTER THE RV?
When asked whether he would keep some Iraqi dinars in anticipation of a possible additional increase in value after the RV, Jeff answered: “No, I wouldn't.”
Jeff explained that some investors may be expecting a sudden spike similar to what happened with the Kuwaiti dinar. However, his personal expectation is that Iraq's currency would move under a managed float, meaning he does not anticipate an unusual spike or dramatic jump in value after the initial adjustment.
His advice is to identify a bank that offers an exchange with very low or no fees, complete the exchange, and avoid waiting for another major increase. He emphasized that he would not hold back dinars simply because he expects the rate to climb further after the RV.
Important note: Jeff is sharing his personal outlook, not an official announcement about Iraq's future exchange-rate policy. Investors should consult qualified financial and asset-protection advisors before making exchange decisions.
📊 2. FRANK26: THE GOOGLE RATE THAT BRIEFLY SHOWED 767
Frank26 was asked about a reported Google exchange-rate fluctuation in which the Iraqi dinar briefly appeared at approximately 767 IQD per dollar, before returning to 1,500.
He confirmed that the incident occurred around 10–11 a.m. and that the displayed figure was approximately 767.0000. He said many people became excited and contacted him about the unusual reading.
However, Frank26 clarified that he considered it a technical glitch, not a confirmed exchange-rate change. He stated that when he knows the rate movement is not a glitch, they will discuss it.
🔎 CONNECTING THE DOTS
Jeff is discussing what he expects the exchange-rate structure could look like after a potential RV, while Frank26 is reminding the community that unusual online rate displays must be verified before drawing conclusions.
For now, neither a managed float nor the temporary Google display confirms that the Central Bank of Iraq has announced a new exchange rate or implemented a revaluation.
The key is to separate expectations, technical errors, and verified monetary developments as Iraq continues its broader economic and banking reforms. 🇮🇶
