How the ‘Thunderbolts*’ post-credits scenes set up the MCU’s next phase

The Marvel Studios production “Thunderbolts” has hit the screens at last, and now it’s customary in the MCU to delve into the discussion of its post-credit sequences.

The Marvel Studios production “Thunderbolts” has hit the screens at last, and now it’s customary in the MCU to delve into the discussion of its post-credit sequences.

Under the direction of Jake Schreier, the film titled “Thunderbolts*” features Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, David Harbour as Red Guardian, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes, Lewis Pullman portraying Bob (Sentry), Wyatt Russell playing John Walker, Hannah John-Kamen as Ghost, Olga Kurylenko as Taskmaster, Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the role of Valentina Allegrea de Fontaine, and Geraldine Viswanathan as Mel. By uniting these well-known Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) characters, along with Bob, “Thunderbolts*” boasts numerous connections to the broader MCU. With this in mind, here are the top 50 most intriguing Easter eggs and references we discovered in Thunderbolts*.
Note: *The actual title of the movie might vary from “Thunderbolts” as stated above.

Some of Alfred Hitchcock’s most beloved films are coming to both Netflix and the Paris Theater.

The Mountain Top Villas and Restaurant in Minakami, Gunma Prefecture, has now officially opened its doors to guests. Here’s an introduction to this unique complex consisting of five villas and a dining establishment nestled among the mountain peaks.
Arthur Hayes, ever the realist, pointed out that the U.S. simply can’t justify printing money to buy Bitcoin while buried under a mountain of debt. The idea that elected officials would vote in favor of this sounds like a fever dream—especially when the public’s view of Bitcoin is still tainted by images of “Bitcoin bros” dancing in clubs. Oh, and let’s not forget that the U.S. already holds a humble stash of 200,000 BTC seized from criminals, but Hayes doesn’t believe the government plans to expand that collection anytime soon.

Some of Alfred Hitchcock’s most beloved films are coming to both Netflix and the Paris Theater.

The chart he provided reveals ETH/USD trying—perhaps a little too desperately—to claw its way up from a deep valley, currently trading around $1,845 on Coinbase. While Ethereum has managed to establish something resembling stability, it’s still far from its 2025 zenith of $3,500. A tragedy, really. The poor thing seems to have lost its sparkle. 😔

The recently released film has garnered positive reviews from critics, but it may not be enough to convince you to go to the theater. However, if you prefer watching it at home, you’ll have to wait a bit longer to do so.

On the Kyle & Jackie O Show last Friday, the radio personality openly acknowledged that he was taken aback when he discovered a loving note in Tegan’s bag, penned by an unknown admirer.

The indefatigable oracle, Ali Martinez, brandished the ledger: a staggering 410,000,000 ADA amassed in April alone. Translated for those less numerically inclined: roughly $300 million, or enough to purchase a small European duchy—or at least a really nice yacht.