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Just caught that Mike McGlone walked back his Bitcoin call pretty hard. He was talking about $10,000 as a downside target earlier, but after getting some heat for it, he's now saying 28000 is more realistic. Interesting how quickly these takes shift when people push back, right? I mean, 28000 is still a significant drop from where we are now, but it's nowhere near as bearish as the 10k prediction he was floating before. The guy's usually pretty thoughtful with his analysis, so the fact that he softened the stance suggests maybe the 10000 level wasn't holding up under scrutiny. Either way, it's a good reminder that even seasoned analysts adjust their views when the data doesn't support the initial thesis. The market's probably going to keep testing support levels around that 28000 range if we see real selling pressure, but at least we're not dealing with the doomsday scenario he was pitching.