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Digital Asset Commodity

Definition

A digital asset commodity is a digital asset considered a basic good, similar to traditional commodities like gold or oil, for regulatory purposes. This classification implies that the asset’s value derives primarily from its utility or scarcity rather than from a promise of future profits from a common enterprise. Such assets are often decentralized, lack an identifiable issuer, and serve as a medium of exchange or a store of value within their respective ecosystems. Regulatory bodies frequently examine these assets to determine appropriate oversight.