Definition ∞ Commodity products are raw materials or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold. These goods are standardized and interchangeable with other goods of the same type, such as gold, oil, or wheat. In the digital asset realm, certain cryptocurrencies or tokens are sometimes discussed in relation to their characteristics as commodities, influencing their regulatory treatment and market perception.
Context ∞ The classification of digital assets as commodities is a subject of significant regulatory debate globally. Discussions often revolve around whether specific cryptocurrencies or tokens possess characteristics aligning with traditional commodities, impacting how they are overseen by financial authorities. This classification has substantial implications for market participants, exchanges, and the development of derivative products within the digital asset landscape.
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