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Digital Commodity Exchange

Definition

A digital commodity exchange is an online platform facilitating the trading of tokenized representations of physical goods or raw materials. These exchanges enable users to buy and sell digital assets that are directly backed by or derive their value from real-world commodities. By digitizing commodities, these platforms aim to increase market accessibility, reduce transaction costs, and enhance the liquidity of traditionally illiquid assets. They serve as a bridge between conventional commodity markets and the digital asset ecosystem.