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# Welcome

Welcome to Aura,  the first web3 all-in-one trading tool.

We see markets as places where players compete for the largest share of the cake. In a market like web3, where opportunities are everywhere and profits can be very high, it's essential to be perfectly equipped.

That's why we've created Aura, the trading bot that allows any trader to gain an unfair advantage over the market. Whether you're interested in coins, NFTs, or just airdrop farming, this tool is made for you.

This documentation will tell you everything you need to know about Aura, from how to access it to how to use each of its powerful features. 

### What are you looking for ?

* [I'm discovering Aura, I'd like to know more.](/aura/general/core-features.md)
* [I want to gain access to Aura.](/aura/general/access.md)
* [I'm a new user and I'd like to see the features in-depth.](/aura/general/get-started.md)

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