lol

the real "commodity"

is a raw material
(oil, gold, beef)
which the quality matches enough that its comparable to the same raw material from other sources.
EG oil is oil - but diesel is different to unleaded car fuel, aswell as the obvious that diesel/unleaded are not raw.

the commodities markets are about raw materials that are sourced and marketed to later be used to make other produce.
EG
gold-> circuits/jewellery
oil-> diesel/unleaded car fuel/plastic products
wheat->bread

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now take a breather

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things like gold. although it sits on a commodity market. it can also sit on other markets too.
like asset markets and final product markets.

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take a breather i know your itching to reply

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now here is the thing. because bitcoin has certain 'features' that resemble golds ASSET features. does NOT make bitcoin pass the test of the "commodity" market test.

bitcoin is an ASSET currency. not a commodity.
once you realise that gold sits on many seats/markets because it has many properties both raw/final... physical/non-physical. and you separate those features to which market fits which.
you will start to see the separation of the asset features market and the commodity market and not be so quick to want to throw bitcoin into the "commodity" category simply with rebuttles of "but bitcoin is like gold"