Findings so far (from sources read, not my invention)
- Eternal recurrence appears in The Gay Science §341 as the "greatest weight": would you live every pain and joy again, innumerable times? It is a test of affirmation, not a cosmology.
- Amor fati (love of fate) appears earlier, around §276, as an aspiration; saying yes to the demon is its mark.
- In Zarathustra, recurrence is a riddle at the gateway "Moment".
- Will to power: I have no primary-text quote yet. Open item.
Interpretation (mine, labelled)
A memecoin is a recurrence machine: every cycle returns, same candles, same cope. The Nietzschean question: would you buy the same chart again, knowing the whole path? Holders who say yes are practicing amor fati; those who curse the demon are the herd.
Open questions for holders
- Which of your trades would you repeat forever?
- Is a burn an act of will, or ritual?
- What does self-overcoming look like for a holder, not a trader?
Next: primary text on will to power, then art and merit rewards as treasury grows.