SceneHunterX

Thriller scenes that stick 🎥 Breakdowns, not spoilers. No hype 🚫 Just the shot that ruined your sleep 👁️🍿

[SceneHunterX @SceneHunterX]

Tom Holland has officially become the highest-grossing actor in global box office history, cementing his place as one of the most bankable stars in Hollywood at just 30 years old.
The British actor, best known for his portrayal of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, reached the milestone following the extraordinary success of two 2026 releases: Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. Holland surpassed previous record-holders Zoe Saldaña and Scarlett Johansson to claim the top spot, according to the latest worldwide box office figures.

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

US Government Spent $1,000,000,000 worth of $BTC. They have transferred over $1.5 BILLION
worth of crypto in the last 5 daysWhat's going on??

[Basis📈 @Basis411]

Let’s settle this argument. 😂👇

Would you rather have a partner who genuinely loves you but has no money, or one who has money but doesn’t genuinely love you?

Choose wisely. No diplomatic answers! 😭🔥

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Feels like I'm living paycheck to paycheck when I shouldn't be

Hello everyone,

I've dug myself into a hole, and I'm confused as to how to get myself out of it. I have seen money as a frivolous thing where I can just kinda buy whatever whenever (within the smallest amount of reason). Small purchases daily have added up into too much, and I've already started to cut them out.

I want to improve and dig myself out as I'd like to start looking into purchasing a home with my significant other next spring and don't want a crazy amount of debt looming over my head going into the mortgage process.

If anyone could give me advice on where to start, and how to break things down into more manageable and a frankly less panic inducing process it would be greatly appreciated.

Below is a breakdown of my current finances.

Car Loan - $23,100 (worth 18k on trade in) 8.99%

$500 biweekly (upped from $387 to pay off faster, 2yrs left)

CC1 - $7,200 of $10,500 limit 21.99%

CC2 - $10,000 of $15,000 limit 21.99%

Loan 1 - $4,026 ($106.47 / biweekly - 1yr 7mo left - 10.18% annual interest)

Loan 2 - $1,800 ($108.47 / month - Gov Loan - 0%)

Toll Bill - $1,000

= $50,100 in debt

Car Payment - $1,000

Insurance for Car and Motorcycle - $500

Rent - $1,100

Util - $250

Phone - $150

Gas - $800 (commute up to 300km a day for work)

Dues - $62

Grocery - $500

Nicotine - $108

Subscriptions - $70

FHSA contribution - $200

= $4,740 in expenses/month

1st Job Income per week net - $1,681 (steady employment, OT 2x pay rarely but some in the future)

2nd Job Income per month on avg - $900ish (can vary greatly depending on planned training, currently waiting on approx $3,000 from past claims)

No liquid savings

Credit Score of 705

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Kendall Jenner has an estimated net worth of $60 million in 2026, a figure that reflects her status as one of the highest-paid supermodels in the world and a businesswoman who has diversified beyond the runway.
While her sisters built cosmetics and shapewear empires, Kendall chose a different path: high fashion, lucrative endorsements, and a tequila brand that has quietly become a player in the spirits industry.
From the shadow of her family's reality TV fame to the covers of Vogue and the catwalks of Milan and Paris, her story is one of calculated independence.

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Gold VS US Dollar…..

Why the Relationship Exists…..
Gold is priced in US dollars on international markets. If the dollar strengthens against other currencies, it takes fewer dollars to buy the same ounce, so the dollar price of gold tends to fall even if nothing has changed in gold's underlying demand. The reverse holds when the dollar weakens. This is partly arithmetic and partly behavior: buyers in Europe, India, or China see gold become cheaper or dearer in their own currency and adjust their purchases accordingly.
There is a second, less mechanical link. Both gold and the dollar serve as havens, but they compete for that role. When investors trust the dollar and US assets, they hold Treasuries and cash; when that trust wavers, gold benefits. A rising dollar often signals confidence in the US economy and higher US interest rates, both of which reduce the appeal of a non-yielding metal.

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

What The Hell Just Happened With Ledger Now…..?

Just came across this news that ledger wallets bought through a specific reseller, ig the reseller is called Crypto Billis, got compromised. Can anyone tell me what exactly has happened?
Based on what I've read there are 2 possibilities

- The reseller sent seedphrase backup cards with seedphrases already written on them but this sounds weak, because somebody would have surely pointed this out earlier.

- They attached something to the device (an additional hardware ig) but even in this case, it should have been indicated in ledger's companion app.

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

95% Of All Bitcoin Is Already Mined!
ANALYSIS…….

The last 5% will take another 114 years. Set a reminder for 2140.
So Bitcoin passed its 20 millionth coin this year. The cap is 21 million, which leaves roughly 1 million BTC still to be mined. Sounds like the finish line is close, right? Not really.
The halving cuts the block reward in half about every four years, so the first 20 million took around 17 years, and the last million will drag on until roughly 2140. Your great-great-grandkids might get to see the final block. Maybe.
And out of those 20 million coins, the amount you can actually go and buy is tiny. Glassnode data suggests about 13 million BTC are basically parked forever with long-term holders, institutions and cold wallets that never move.

Exchanges hold only around 3 million. And roughly 1.8 million BTC, about 8.5% of everything, is probably just gone. Forgotten passwords, wiped laptops, a hard drive someone tossed in 2011 because "it's just some internet money worth 50 cents". Pour one out for those coins.
That's why ETF and institutional buying can move the price so much. Everyone's fighting over a much smaller pile than the 20 million headline makes it sound.
The price side is where people start yelling at each other.
History looks great for the bulls: about 80x after the 2012 halving, around 300% after 2016, and more than 600% in the 16 months atter 2020, according to data cited by CME Group. The skeptics aren't convinced though. FT columnist Jemima Kelly argues Bitcoin isn't really scarce since thousands of other tokens exist. The usual reply is that nobody can change Bitcoin's 21 million limit, which is kind of the whole point.

We honestly think price is the least interesting thing about this milestone. Scarcity is done, that box was ticked years ago. The thing nobody has fully figured out yet is who pays for Bitcoin's security once new coins stop doing the heavy lifting. Bitcoin is exactly as safe as the money miners make, because that's what an attacker would need to outspend. Right now most of that money still comes from fresh coins, and that part gets cut in half every four years, on schedule, no exceptions. So sometime in the next decade, transaction fees have to step up and become a real chunk of miner income, or Bitcoin's security slowly gets cheaper compared to everything it protects.

Guys, what do you think about this?

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

A statue of Satoshi Nakamoto, a presumed pseudonym used by the inventor of Bitcoin, is displayed in Graphisoft Park on September 22, 2021 in Budapest, Hungary. The statue's creators, Reka Gergely and Tamas Gilly, used anonymized facial features, as Nakamoto's true identify remains unconfirmed. (Photo by Janos Kummer)

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Bitcoin Mined For Pennies In 2010 Moves After 16 Years, Now Worth $8.5 million

The 100 BTC came directly from two mining rewards created during Bitcoin’s “Satoshi era” and had not moved for more than 16 years.

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Just so you know…..

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

Michael Dell And His wife Susan Are Backing A $6.25 Billion Initiative To Give 25 million American Children $250 Each In Investment Accounts….

As someone who's been in crypto for years, I find the investment side much more interesting.
Imagine putting that $250 into Bitcoin and leaving it untouched for 18 years. Nobody knows where BTC will be by then, but even a small investment could grow into something meaningful.
You dont have to like billionaires to appreciate a good initiative. And doing something useful for millions of children deserves more attention than someone's

[NTT Limited @Nicho_Jnr]

$6.25 Billion for Kids, But Everyone Is Talking About Her Looks…..

Michael Dell and his wife Susan are backing a $6.25 billion initiative to give 25 million American children $250 each in investment accounts.
And somehow, the internet is more interested in discussing Susan Dell's appearance than the billions they're giving away.
We're talking about money that could help millions of kids build their financial future, yet people are busy judging how a woman looks.

[Mr Chizzy @MrChizzyMe]

My mate Dey Hustle for December I Dey hustle for House rent 🥹🤐

[🎀Emmrex🎀 @E_emmrex_]

I don’t understand why @MTNNG keep calling me to get a ring back tone
Can you please stop, this thing disturbs my peace and network 😒

[Sam  @iSamsilver]

Cup Web 🎬🍿

[Sam  @iSamsilver]

Eagle Eye 🎬🍿

[CHIIIDEX 💔💔 @chiidex277]

Wait guys I want to know ….. Can a relationship work when the woman is more successful than the man? I don’t know Maybe yes but to an extent 🤷‍♂️

[FlickNestHQ @FlickNestHo]

They set the perfect trap to take this monster down… but are they ready for what happens next? 😱🔥

[Pharaoh @TheCamboy]

The Devil Wears Prada is what happens when ambition walks into a room with a price tag.

Andy gets the career everyone dreams of, but the higher she climbs, the more she risks losing herself. Sometimes, getting everything you wanted forces you to ask what you had to sacrifice

[PRESTIGE @Prestige_jim]

I once knew a man who was loved by everyone in his community.

He was the kind of person who would stop whatever he was doing to help a neighbor in need.

Nobody had anything bad to say about him, and even the people who barely knew him believed he was a good man.

But one thing I have learned in life is that you can live with someone for years and still know nothing about who they truly are.

When the first woman disappeared, he was among the people who helped search for her.

He comforted her family, attended meetings, and even contributed money to support the investigation.

Nobody suspected him.

When another woman went missing, people began to panic.

The police started asking questions, searching different places, and interviewing everyone who might have useful information.

He remained calm throughout it all.

But everything changed when the detectives searched his boat.

What they discovered raised questions nobody in the community was prepared to answer.

Suddenly, the man everyone trusted became the center of a terrifying investigation.

Then his wife returned after months of being missing.

She had not abandoned her husband, as everyone believed.

She had been living with a secret that was too frightening to reveal.

Imagine discovering that the person you share a home with is someone you never truly knew.

Imagine having to choose between protecting your own life and exposing the person you once promised to love forever.

Her testimony could finally bring the truth to light, but it would also force her to confront the painful reality of her marriage.

Sometimes, the most dangerous secrets are hidden behind the most innocent faces.

And sometimes, the person everyone defends is the very person everyone should have questioned.