> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.deltatrade.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.deltatrade.ai/introduction-to-deltatrade/vision.md).

# Vision

Delta Trade's vision is rooted in a genuine market need and the desire to address issues surrounding centralized trust. Our core mission is to establish an on-chain trading platform that serves an increasing number of retail users, providing a transparent and decentralized alternative that leverages blockchain's inherent benefits.

Originally conceptualized to enhance the **Near** ecosystem, Delta Trade was designed to fill a critical gap by offering simpler and more effective trading tools. This initiative has not only catered to immediate needs but has also set the foundation for future expansions.

Looking forward, Delta Trade is poised to embrace a MultiChain approach through **Chain Abstraction**. This strategy foresees expanding our services across various blockchains, thus broadening our reach and capabilities in the decentralized finance landscape. This vision of growth and adaptability aims to establish Delta Trade as a leader in facilitating advanced trading strategies on a global scale, democratizing access to sophisticated trading tools for retail investors everywhere.

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