When we let go of the market, stability comes!

Real currency control is based on supply and demand.
Command economics and so-called "resistance" policies are, at best, only short-term accommodations; accommodations whose financial burden is imposed on the government and whose real cost is imposed on the nation.

The currency crisis began when the government thought that the currency was its father's inheritance, while forgetting that in contrast, there was a huge amount of printed money in the hands of the people; money that is practically like anonymous bank checks circulating in the economy.

Whenever restrictions, interference, and mandated policies are removed and the natural mechanism of the market is allowed to operate, the country will undoubtedly embark on a path of stability, growth, and sustainable improvement.