Iran | When the Value of Money Tells the StoryIRANIAN RIAL / U.S. DOLLARFX_IDC:IRRUSDMehdi_Abbasi_EWP⏱️ Reading Time: ~2 minutes This is not just a chart about the dollar. It is a long-term look at the changing value of the Iranian rial against the U.S. dollar. When we step back and look at USD/IRR over several decades, the scale of this move becomes difficult to ignore. But Elliott Wave asks a different question: What is the structure behind the move? On the chart, the area around 42,000 stands out as an important structural reference. The powerful move that followed raises a larger question: Are we looking at Wave (III), or could this be part of a larger Wave (C)? For now, we leave that question open. This analysis is not about predicting one specific number. It is about studying the structure, testing the wave count, and allowing price action to confirm what comes next. But there is one point I want my fellow Iranians to notice: If this structure continues to develop, the upward pressure on USD/IRR may continue as well. This is not a certainty or a fixed price prediction. It is a scenario that should be followed and confirmed through the market's actual structure and behavior. A currency is more than a number on a chart. Its long-term movement can affect purchasing power, savings, and how people think about preserving the value of their assets. So perhaps the most important lesson here is simple: Before asking where price is going, understand the structure that brought it here. To my fellow Iranians watching this chart: Look closely, study the structure, and make your own conclusions. Patterns whisper. I listen. — Mr. Nobody