About Nano

What is the Nano price today?

The XNO price is currently $0.88. The price of Nano is -18.86% over the last 30 days. You can use the live Nano chart to track the XNO/USD price in real time above, or compare the Nano value today to its past performance using the Nano price history tab at the top of this page.

What is the Nano price prediction for 2025?

Nano price predictions and forecasts are tricky, because crypto is such a fast-moving industry and new trends can explode very quickly.

However, you can use previous price trends, along with fundamental and technical analysis to make estimates about how Nano might perform in the future.

For example, if you look at overall market trends in previous years, compared with how the Nano price has risen or fallen in response, you can begin to understand how the Nano market reacts to external pressures.

Alongside the XNO price chart and updates to the Nano technology, uptake, or development, these factors help you make a Nano price forecast for the next few months and years.

What is the total supply of XNO?

The circulating supply is 133,248,297.00 XNO, out of a total maximum supply of 133,248,297.00 XNO.

What is Nano?

Since its 2015 launch as RaiBlocks, the currency now known as Nano has targeted a problem associated with so many blockchain-based cryptocurrencies – scalability. It does this by utilising a set of non-shared asynchronous ledgers, called a block-lattice, instead of a shared global ledger. 

Using a block-lattice helps to address issues associated with the original Bitcoin blockchain model, reducing the potential for bottlenecks and speeding up transaction times. In theory, this makes Nano far better equipped than Bitcoin to take on established global payment systems. 

How does Nano work?

Nano’s architecture grants every account its own blockchain (referred to as account-chains), collectively this network is known as a block-lattice. Each complete transaction requires two blocks, one to send and another to receive. 

Unlike conventional blockchains, there’s no global ledger, meaning accounts are able to update the status of their independent ledgers asynchronously, thus speeding up the whole process. 

Nano’s Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus algorithm adds further efficiency by removing the need for mining. Instead ‘validators’ stake digital NANO (Nano’s native coin) to participate in the validation of transactions. DPoS introduces ‘delegates’, who confirm transactions when there’s an issue, to the Proof of Stake model.

Where can I buy Nano?

You can buy Nano on either a centralised cryptocurrency exchange (CEX) or decentralized exchange (DEX), depending on its availability. An exchange is a marketplace that allows you to sign up, deposit your money, and buy some crypto, just as you would with a stock trading platform.

Our guide on how & where to buy Nano explains step-by-step exactly how to get started with a reliable crypto exchange, or via one of the most popular decentralized exchanges.

Most cryptocurrency brokers allow you to keep the coins you buy in your account. However, you may want to sign up for a dedicated crypto wallet for some extra security.

Are there any other ways to invest in Nano?

The simplest way to invest in Nano is to buy it outright. However, another option is to simply open a crypto account. Crypto accounts are like regular bank accounts and allow you to store a variety of currencies, send and receive payments, earn interest on savings, and spend freely with a credit card.

You can also invest in crypto more generally through a crypto ETF or a crypto fund. These are financial instruments that give you exposure to a group of leading cryptocurrencies, more suited to high net worth individuals.