In the fast-paced world of crypto, where meme tokens can skyrocket overnight, bridging the gap between niche "internet money" enthusiasts and the broader mainstream audience is a hot topic. Recently, TJR Trades, known on X as @_TJRTrades, shared his ambitious plan during an interview on CounterParty TV, hosted by @notthreadguy.

The clip, posted by @counterpartytv, captures TJR explaining his unique position. He points out the divide: on one side, there are crypto gurus like Iman Gadzhi and Alex Hormozi, who focus heavily on "internet money" – that's slang for cryptocurrencies and digital assets. These folks often speak to a specialized crowd, diving deep into blockchain tech, DeFi (decentralized finance), and meme coins like those on Solana or Ethereum.

On the other side, you've got mainstream influencers such as Kai Cenat or FaZe Lacy, who connect with "normal people" through gaming, entertainment, and everyday content. They have massive followings but rarely touch on crypto topics.

TJR wants to plant himself right in the middle. "I'm already appealing to normal people," he says in the video. "So, I'm in the middle of the way." His goal? To reach the same level of influence as both groups, effectively merging the worlds. This could mean introducing meme tokens and crypto trading to wider audiences in a fun, relatable way – think viral challenges tied to token launches or breakdowns of blockchain news that don't require a PhD to understand.

This approach aligns perfectly with the current meme token boom. Projects like Dogecoin or newer ones on platforms like Pump.fun thrive on community hype and influencer endorsements. By blending crypto expertise with mainstream appeal, TJR could help demystify things like smart contracts (self-executing code on the blockchain) or NFTs (non-fungible tokens, unique digital collectibles), making them accessible to newcomers.

The interview itself is powered by PolyMarket, a decentralized prediction market platform built on blockchain tech. It's a fitting sponsor, as PolyMarket lets users bet on real-world events using crypto, further blurring the lines between entertainment and finance.

Reactions to the clip have been positive, with replies on X echoing support. For instance, @orangie simply said "This," showing agreement, while others like @assasin_eth chimed in with "the way." It's clear TJR's vision resonates in the crypto community.

For blockchain practitioners and meme token enthusiasts, this signals an exciting shift. As more influencers like TJR step up, we might see increased adoption of crypto tools, from wallets like Phantom to protocols like Monad. If you're diving into meme tokens, keeping an eye on figures bridging these worlds could give you an edge on the next big pump.

Check out the full clip on X to hear TJR in his own words – it's a quick watch that packs a punch for anyone interested in the future of internet money.