OK, I'm curious, in your X account that had 7,000+ followers, how many of those followers actually used your referral link?
I believe instead of actually posting a referral link and look like a "shill account", I probably will merely include it in my profile and simply should not expect anything.
None, but then again, it was NFT themed account, and i don't think anyone was even interested about gambling. I think they believed i was a whale, considering that the account was one of the first nft-themed accounts, followed by bored ape yacht club for example. So i suppose that they just wanted me to notice and buy their stuff.
When elon bought twitter, i wanted to delete the whole account and basically rage quitted, sold it to first one that contacted me. Basically it was for free and i don't regret it.
"Fundamentals" take longer value realization, especially during bull markets when the shittiest of shitcoins could surge to billions in market value in a short amount of time.
Fundamentals is a broad term, and compared to stocks, where growth and revenue of the company directly affects to the price; In crypto, those are fundamentals are pretty much non-existent.
And in this case it's not about fundamentals of company that rise the price so much, but actions of the holders (if they want to buy the tokens, or use them for staking or gambling).