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nansen-exit-signals

nansen-exit-signals

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About nansen-exit-signals

nansen-exit-signals is a research skill for Nansen CLI users monitoring whether smart money is leaving a token they hold. It combines labeled net flows with buyer and seller activity to identify a possible exit signal.

Key features

  1. 01Query net flows by token label
  2. 02Inspect address-level buying and selling
  3. 03Combine flow and trader labels

Use cases

  1. 01Check smart-money flows for a held token
  2. 02Verify whether sellers carry Smart Trader labels

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/nansen-ai/nansen-cli --skill nansen-exit-signals

After installing, type/nansen-exit-signalsin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Authentication

Browser login requests nansen:api for API-key-equivalent account API permissions; existing OAuth/MCP nansen:read semantics and separate wallet authorization are unchanged.

Before any research command or loop, require an explicitly selected API key or saved browser session. Run nansen auth status first. Its cached/unverified metadata does not prove credential validity or unlocked storage. Cached access-token expiry alone does not mean the session is unusable: the CLI normally renews a selected session automatically during an already-authorized research task, without another consent request or a separate account check. Stop on anonymous selection, invalid authentication state, blocked or uncertain renewal/cleanup, or an actual authentication failure, including rejected or expired refresh authority. Follow the CLI error guidance; use the free nansen account check when troubleshooting calls for it. Do not unset a failed key, erase a session or switch to anonymous access to retry.

Use nansen login for fresh browser approval within the documented platform scope, or configure a conventional API key. NANSEN_API_KEY overrides the saved session. OpenClaw's optional primaryEnv mapping preserves configured API-key injection; it is not a required-key gate or proof of authentication. Normal credits and entitlements apply. Login does not purchase credits. Browser login is available in CLI 2.0.0 within the macOS arm64 preview scope.

API keys and browser sessions use the same automatic x402 payment behavior: a supported HTTP 402 challenge can spend funds from the configured wallet under existing wallet authorization, payment policy and spending limits. Each call, including calls in loops, can incur a payment. Authentication, authorization and session-renewal failures never trigger payment; login verification and nansen account never pay automatically. Anonymous x402 remains available as a separate paid workflow requiring explicit user intent and payment setup. Do not run this research workflow anonymously or switch to anonymous access after authentication fails.

Exit Signal

Answers: "Is smart money exiting a token I hold? Should I be worried?"

TOKEN=<address> CHAIN=ethereum

nansen research token flow-intelligence --token $TOKEN --chain $CHAIN
# → net_flow_usd per label: smart_trader, whale, exchange, fresh_wallets (negative = selling)

nansen research token who-bought-sold --token $TOKEN --chain $CHAIN --limit 20
# → address, address_label, bought/sold_volume_usd, trade_volume_usd

nansen research smart-money netflow --chain $CHAIN --limit 10
# → token_symbol, net_flow_1h/24h/7d/30d_usd, trader_count

nansen research token dex-trades --token $TOKEN --chain $CHAIN --limit 20
# → block_timestamp, action (BUY/SELL), trader_address_label, estimated_value_usd

Red flag: negative smart_trader_net_flow_usd + Smart Trader labels in who-bought-sold sellers = exit signal.

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