The significance of today will build an American renaissance.

The GENIUS Act, formally known as the Global Economic Nexus Act for Innovative Utility and Stability, represents a fundamental legislative framework approved by the U.S. Senate, aimed at regulating stable cryptocurrencies like Ripple's RLUSD with strict reserve requirements, independent audits, and federal oversight to ensure stability and integration into conventional financial systems. But we already knew this.

How do those who oppose view these events?

Those who dismiss its implications for the re-integration of the Iraqi dinar (IQD) into the Forex market often overlook how this regulation connects traditional fiat currencies with digital assets on platforms like XRP Ledger, facilitating smooth cross-border transactions that could boost demand for undervalued currencies like the IQD.

By classifying RLUSD as a regulated Level 2 stablecoin, the Act mitigates the risks associated with unregulated cryptocurrencies, attracting institutional investors who previously avoided volatile or illiquid assets, thus creating a conducive environment for the revaluation of the IQD through increased liquidity and global trading efficiency.

Do we not dare to stay alert at this point and continue silencing the conductive reasoning?

Historical precedents, such as the restoration of currencies after conflicts in regions like Kuwait, demonstrate that regulatory advancements in payment protocols can indeed drive revaluations by restoring investor confidence and enabling efficient remittance flows, which for IQD holders in the United States means potential access to currency trading at rates that reflect Iraq's vast oil reserves and economic reforms.

But they will continue to pretend that this has not already been done to discuss at a table where they should not be. At this point, they do not even deserve compassion. They will continue to argue that 'changing payment protocols does not cause currency revaluation' without considering the interconnected nature of modern finance, where the adoption of stablecoins can burn underlying tokens like XRP, driving scarcity and value that indirectly supports paired assets like the IQD in hybrid fiat-digital ecosystems.

I will say this: the Iraqi tourism sector is far from nonexistent, with religious pilgrimage sites like Karbala and Najaf attracting more than 20 million visitors a year for events like Arbaeen, generating billions in revenue and positioning the country as a key player in religious travel despite security challenges, directly contradicting claims of its lack of tourist appeal.

But unfortunately, they will continue to change the criteria and say that Iraq does not have the necessary infrastructure. Do we still consider these absurd theories? Furthermore, the provisions of the Act counter the dominance of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), positioning the RLUSD as a preferred bridge for international settlements, which could attract trillions of dollars to the ecosystem and elevate the status of the IQD from a suppressed currency to a viable investment vehicle.

In essence, while skepticism is justified in speculative markets, the structured approach of the GENIUS Act subtly aligns with the long-awaited global monetary resets, offering U.S. investors in IQD a regulated pathway to realization that many in informed circles have anticipated calmly.

For those of us ready to profit from our holdings of Iraqi dinars, the GENIUS Act subtly opens a regulated door that integrates the RLUSD into the forex landscape, fostering the essential liquidity needed for the re-establishment of the IQD at rates that reflect Iraq's untapped economic potential.

This legislation, by imposing a 1:1 backing in USD and rigorous audits for stablecoins, mitigates the volatility that has historically marginalized currencies like the IQD, attracting institutional capital to XRP Ledger transactions, where each cross-border exchange consumes XRP and amplifies demand.

Detractors cling to the simplistic view that changes in payment protocols alone cannot drive revaluation, but ignore how these frameworks dismantle the barriers erected by traditional banking cartels, allowing fluid bridges between fiat and digital currencies that elevate undervalued assets through an increase in global remittance flows, projected to exceed $3.5 trillion.

U.S. investors, who have long been patient amid speculation, are now about to be validated, as the Act crushes the competition from CBDCs, positioning the IQD for a triumphant debut in the currency market, backed by historical parallels in the rises of currencies post-sanctions.

With Trump's imminent signing, the shadows of the elite's financial manipulations fade, revealing a dawn of prosperity based on the unyielding transparency of blockchain and Iraq's wealth of resources.

It is curious that Donald Trump said payments would start arriving in August. I wonder what could trigger such a statement.

𝕏 - Ariel

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