Baghdad Is Hiding the Date
New dinar banknotes come next and Baghdad is keeping the start date secret. Dinar only, the street price and XRP's Nasdaq listing explained.
Monday, October 12. On Sunday we put 26 questions about the past year on one page and ended on a single one: why would Iraq do all of this if the dinar was meant to sit at 1,500? That page is Iraqi Dinar Devaluation 2026.
Since then the list has grown. Iraqi-press channels reported on October 8 that new banknotes come next, with the zeros off, and that the government is keeping the start date secret. On Saturday the Prime Minister's adviser on finance said the government is moving to the dinar for dealings inside Iraq. On Sunday, Iraqi ground sources say, the Central Bank of Iraq told a publisher of the dollar's street price to stop. And today Evernorth, a company that holds about 473 million XRP, is due to list on the Nasdaq.
So there are four new questions. Why keep the date secret? Why dinar only? And why would the Central Bank want the street price off the screens? The fourth comes from New York: why does XRP get a public listing now?
We take them in that order, because the answer to the first explains the next two.
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