> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kabal.gitbook.io/kabal-kaizen-driven-cabals/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kabal.gitbook.io/kabal-kaizen-driven-cabals/kabal-basics-101-growing-a-chart.md). # Kabal basics 101- Growing a chart **The chart will sell itself; it is a representation of the quality of its holders.** In $Kabal, we focus on building good charts behind clever ticker or tek-based projects. No matter what, the first thing a person looks at before throwing money into a project after the ticker is the chart. The chart always tells a story, and you can tell if a chart is bullish just by looking at the chart and what it's been through. **A bullish chart psychologically influences the buyer's mind to perceive the associated ticker to be successful.** **The most important metrics of a project's chart after its launch are:** 1. **High and growing support levels (control of supply)** 2. **Organic Volume** **A gang of educated, trustworthy apes makes this 'growing a chart' easy and repeatable with zero risks.** **-> More in detail** **Join Kabal:** * **Telegram**: [t.me/kabaling](https://t.me/kabaling) * **X (formerly Twitter)**: [@kaizenkabal](https://x.com/kaizenkabal) * **Discord**: