What money are you really talking about? Iran's current account balance is positive, but it's not as big as you claim. From 2022 to 2025, Iran had an average surplus of USD 13 to 14 billion. This indicates that the country's balance of payments is in the green. Typically, this surplus is either kept in the Merkez Bank as a reserve, which you say isn't happening, or it can be moved to different accounts, like offshore ones.
Based on this, you think that anti-Islamist members of the establishment are using these resources to plan a coup.
Just to clarify:
There’s no evidence to support your claims. The question is, why would they do this if they’re already trying/planning to overthrow the system?
There are also a few other points you seem to overlook, even though I’m pretty sure you’re subconsciously aware of them.
To put it simply: Iran is a very costly country for any leader, regime, or royal house in power to rule over.
With over 90 million citizens, a large land area, and a very hostile and complicated geography/topography, plus the active global sanctions that make imports much more expensive, since every good and every sanctioned product has to change hands multiple times before reaching Iran, you’ll see that the number you’ve been repeating for weeks isn’t as reliable and trustworthy as you think. Don’t forget that governments also have shadow budgets that aren’t reflected in official records. Just Syria has cost Iran between 30 to 50 billion USD. What about money for Hezbelloh, Iraqi proxies, Houthis and even Venezuela?