NICER X-ray light curve of Ansky for the period May 19–July 20, 2024 (upper panel). Detections are plotted as black circles, and non-detections as gray triangles. The typical peak-to-peak timescale is ∼4.5 days; these QPEs were presented in Hernández-García et al. (2025). NICER light curve between January 7 and March 30, 2025 (bottom panel). The typical peak-to-peak timescale is ∼10 days. Note that there are no observations around MJD 60700, so there might be a missing flare. The dashed lines represent exponential rise and decay profiles fit to each QPE (see Sect. 3). The horizontal axis spans an equal number of days in 2024 and 2025 to facilitate timescale comparison.