In addition to commodities, there are some commodities suitable for futures listing, one of which is financial derivatives. Financial derivatives refer to a kind of products traded through financial markets, including options, futures, securities and other varieties. They play an important role in insurance, risk management and asset allocation of tangible markets and investors. Compared with physical goods, financial derivatives are easier to achieve liquidity and high leverage.

Another commodity suitable for futures listing is digital currency. With the continuous expansion of digital currency market and the gradual supervision of the government, the trading market in digital currency has become more mature. In particular, some mainstream digital currency, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, have performed well for a long time and accumulated a stable investor group. The listing of futures can provide digital currency with more liquidity and price protection, and also provide investors with more trading options to help them avoid risks.

Finally, the raw materials of emerging industries are gradually concerned by the market, and there is a demand for futures listing. These raw materials include rare earth, lithium and hydrogen energy, and these industrial products are an indispensable part of the development of modern society. However, due to tight supply and demand and large price fluctuations, the futures listing of these raw materials will help to avoid market risks to a certain extent and ensure the healthy development of the industrial chain and related industries. The realization of the futures market can provide it with a more transparent and fair trading environment.