Digital Commodity
| A digital commodity is a product that exists in digital form. This type of commodity is often created and traded using digital technologies, such as the internet, computers, and mobile devices. Digital commodities can be either physical or virtual. Physical commodities are digital products that can be touch, such as an MP3 file or a PDF document. Virtual commodities are digital products that cannot be touch, such as a software program or an online service. Digital commodities are often traded using online platforms, such as online marketplaces, exchanges, and peer-to-peer networks. These platforms provide a way for buyers and sellers to find each other and trade digital commodities. Digital commodities are often used to create and trade other products, such as digital currencies, securities, and derivatives. These products are often traded using the same online platforms that are used to trade digital commodities. |
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