News, Rumors and Opinions Thursday 5-21-2026
Majeed KSA: Whoever is Ready Should Go First
5-21-2026
Good afternoon to you all.
Here’s my personal opinion.
Maybe not all countries RVing have to go at the same time.
Maybe whoever is ready should go first.
IF this is the case, then Venezuela could go first based on how fast and hungry they are for changing the exchange rate and fixing the economy and reducing the inflation.
Plus, Venezuela is Trump’s baby and that’s why it could go first.
(take care of your child before you take care of other’s children).
Maybe.
MajeedKSA: Based on the news we had today about Iraq You don’t have to believe it I might be right and I might be wrong But I’m still insisting Venezuela bolivar is the dark horse in this RV investment
Read until the end.
On May 19, 2026, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. regulators to modernize the financial system by integrating fintech and crypto innovation into mainstream banking and payment infrastructure, including studying broader access to Federal Reserve payment systems for digital-asset firms. The order sets timelines of 90 days for regulatory reviews, 120 days for the Federal Reserve report, and 180 days for agencies to begin implementing reforms — but some changes and market reactions could begin before those deadlines.
Watcher.Guru: JUST IN: President Trump orders US government to update regulations to integrate crypto into traditional finance and payment systems.
Source(s):
• https://x.com/majeed66224499/status/2057141197034987881
• https://x.com/majeed66224499/status/2057153960771731916
https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/05/21/majeed-ksa-whoever-is-ready-should-go-first/
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Jeff They will never be able to go international or get the US sanctions lifted off them if they keep the value of the currency below a penny. In order for them to get sanctions lifted and removed, the value of the dinar has to increase above a penny.
Militia Man To me the CBI has completed the first evaluation phase of its comprehensive banking reform strategy. It now moving into the second phase with international partners like Oliver Wyman to bring banks up to global standards for full integration. I can't reiterate this enough, this didn't just start yesterday. They've been working on this for a long time...They won't come out and talk openly about a dinar revaluation...If you think that you're getting misguided...
Reset Intelligence Governor al-Alaq went on television Tuesday with the clean public denial. No change in the exchange rate. Foreign reserves strong. The CBI is not, in his words, studying the question. It is the 5th time he has said this in 6 months: November, February 12, February 25, April 16, May 19...The repetition is the signal...Al-Alaq confirmed a meeting "in the coming days" bringing the CBI together with the US Federal Reserve, US Treasury, and Oliver Wyman, framed as the path to "transition to dealing in other foreign currencies for banks that have completed all the required requirements." Read it as multi-currency-settlement readiness...Al-Alaq's 5th public dinar revaluation denial in 6 months runs interference until Treasury says go...
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The Truth About the Vietnamese Dong and the BRICS Expansion
Edu Matrix: 5-21-2026
The Truth About the Vietnamese Dong and the BRICS Expansion In this video, we examine the growing connection between the Vietnamese Dong (VND), BRICS nations, Iran, cryptocurrency, and the global financial system.
Many investors may not realize that Vietnam is already a BRICS Partner nation, while Iran is a full BRICS member actively bypassing the SWIFT banking system using cryptocurrency transactions.
We also discuss how the Strait of Hormuz crisis, BRICS trade agreements, digital payments, oil transactions, and alternative financial systems could impact global currencies, including the Iraqi Dinar (IQD) and the Vietnamese Dong (VND).
This video focuses on verified economic and geopolitical developments involving BRICS, Iran, crypto payments, SWIFT alternatives, global trade, GDP comparisons, and the future of international finance.