Let’s take a look at the new P73 CryptoMarket Monitor report on the weekly timeframe.
First, 10 more assets showed potential high labels. Among them are #APT, #FIL, #OP, and #TIA. What they all have in common is that they’re part of our spot copy portfolio launched in October 2025, where we plan to add to our positions on a market pullback during the August–October uptrend. Of these assets, only one ended the week having shifted into a sustained uptrend on the weekly timeframe: #FIL. Incidentally, this is the first sustained uptrend on the weekly timeframe for this asset since March 2025. The price is consolidating after breaking out of a “Bullish Wedge” in April, with a full target around $8.6814.

IN TOTAL, as of now, only 4 of the 19 assets in this portfolio have entered an uptrend on the weekly timeframe: #ICP, #TWT, #STRK, and #FIL.
At the same time, #STRK is one of the assets that delivers a "sobering slap" when you feel like buying at current prices. Following the forecast rise this week, the asset received a Strong signal for a potential high on the weekly timeframe. It's the only new asset on the list, because the other three — #DRV, #NEAR, and #RAY — were already featured a week ago. And they've now received their third Strong signal for a potential high.
Meanwhile, the broad uptrends on the weekly timeframe that we've been writing about since August are still in play. And new ones keep coming in. Besides #FIL, the latest additions to their TOP 200 list are #BAT, #CFX, #KAIA, and #S.




And as you can see, things are also complicated for them when it comes to potential-high markers on the weekly timeframe — some have two markers, while others already have three.
BUT the leading candidates for countertrend shorts among the TOP 200 right now are those with a Strong signal for a high on the weekly timeframe. These include #DRV, #NEAR, #RAY, and #STRK.




And as a reminder, #BR, #CAKE, #GT, #MINE, #UNI, and #ZEC were also added to the list in the previous two reviews. Many of these assets have already begun correcting.

