Let $S/2$ be the mod $2$ Moore spectrum, and let $n \in \mathbb N$.

**Question:**
What is the homotopy type of the $n$th smash power $(S/2)^{\otimes n}$?

**Notes:**

 - When $p$ is odd, we have $S/p \otimes S/p = S/p \oplus \Sigma S/p$, and so when $p$ is odd, we have $(S/p)^{\otimes n} = (S/p) \otimes \otimes^{n-1} (S\oplus \Sigma S) = \oplus_{i = 0}^{n-1}\binom{n-1}{i} \Sigma^i S/p$.

 - But for $p = 2$, the above formula fails for $n = 2$. In other words, $2 \neq 0$ as an endomorphism of $S/2$ (though $4 = 0$). We can see that $S/2 \neq (S/2) \oplus (\Sigma S/2)$ because $H^\ast(S/2;\mathbb F_2)$ has a $Sq^1$, so by the Cartan formula $H^\ast(S/2 \otimes S/2; \mathbb F_2)$ has a $Sq^2$, but $(S/2) \oplus (\Sigma S/2)$ doesn't have a $Sq^2$.

 - I seem to remember that there is a formula for $n = 3$ involving $S/\eta$. If this is the case, then just by looking at mod $2$ homology it would have to be something like $(S/2)^{\otimes 3} = (S/2) \otimes ((S/\eta) \oplus \Sigma S \oplus \Sigma S)$, but I'm not sure how to convince myself that this is actually the case.

This question is related to [another old question of mine](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/381754/solving-polynomial-equations-in-spectra). And a [couple](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/360804/is-the-mod-2-moore-spectrum-a-retract-of-a-shift-of-its-tensor-square?rq=1) of [similar questions](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/85313/homotopy-type-of-tensors-of-moore-spectra?) has been asked before, but the answers only go so far as showing that $S/2 \otimes S/2$ does not split as $S/2 \oplus \Sigma S/2$ -- no positive results about understanding $(S/2)^{\otimes n}$ are mentioned.