What did the aztects trade?

The Aztecs engaged in extensive trade, exchanging a variety of goods including cacao, textiles, pottery, and obsidian. Cacao beans were particularly valuable and often used as currency. They also traded agricultural products like maize and beans, as well as luxury items such as feathers and jewelry. The bustling markets, especially in Tenochtitlán, facilitated both local and long-distance trade throughout Mesoamerica.