Ӿ No2 Nano Signal Beta

An alert for price spikes in Nano. It is the second signal, next to No1, and it is still in testing.

The idea

Nano is thinly traded and its price jumps. Now and then it shoots far above or below its recent average and falls back. No2 looks for exactly these moments:

It checks the price every 5 minutes.
When the price is clearly out of line, it posts an alert: too high means sell Nano into NanUSD, too low means buy Nano with NanUSD.
Later you swap back, once the price has come back. The point is to end with more Nano than you started with, using the same money.

A real example from the No1 channel: sold 50 Nano near the top for about 20 dollars in NanUSD, then bought back 59.64 Nano near the bottom for the same amount. Result: 9.64 Nano more, without adding any money.

No1 reacts to slow moves. No2 reacts to fast ones. Both only work if the cost of swapping stays small.

Status

Beta · free · follow the channel

The beta is running and posts live: the price is checked every five minutes and alerts appear in t.me/No2nanoSignal. Every alert shows the spread measured at that moment, in both swap directions. Alerts are information, not a recommendation and not investment advice. During the beta they are free and may change, be wrong or arrive late.

I do not publish the threshold or the rules behind the alert. Otherwise the same alert would be built by everyone, and the spikes would be gone faster.

The spread in every alert

Nanswap has no fee, so the only cost is the spread: the gap between the two prices of a swap. It depends on liquidity and changes from minute to minute. It can be small, large, or negative, which means a swap returns a little more than the plain price suggests.

That is why every No2 alert will show the spread measured at that moment, in both directions. If the spread is high, you will see it before you act, and you can skip the alert. This is the main difference from a plain price alert.

Rough back-calculation

I ran the idea over the last twelve months of Nano prices (5-minute data), with realistic swap costs and a delay of 10 minutes between alert and swap. In short:

Small moves do not pay. A round trip costs two swaps. Below a clear size, the costs eat the gain, and for the smallest moves the average was slightly negative.
Real spikes paid on average, after costs, and most rounds ended positive.
But the result is lumpy. A few large outliers carry much of the total, and one single round lost over 40 %. A long quiet period brings no alerts at all.
It needs speed. With a delay of several minutes, small spikes are already gone when you swap.

A calculation of the past with assumptions. It is no promise and no forecast. The exact figures stay with me.

Later: subscription in Nano

The beta stays free. Afterwards I plan a paid subscription, payable in Nano, built on the same payment and licence system as the NanoTracker. Price and start date will be announced here before anything is charged. No2 does not replace No1; No1 stays free.

Updates

18.10.2026Page created. Status: beta posts live in t.me/No2nanoSignal, every alert shows the measured spread.

Risk and no advice

This is not investment advice and no promise of profit. Trading price spikes is risky: you can lose money in a single round. Only use money you can afford to lose. The beta can fail, be late or change without notice. All decisions and swaps are yours. I act as a private person, not as a company.