Which does not describe commodity money?

Commodity money is a type of currency that has intrinsic value, often derived from the material it is made of, such as gold or silver. Statements that describe currency with no intrinsic value, such as Fiat money, which relies on government regulation and trust, do not accurately characterize commodity money. Additionally, descriptions that highlight digital currencies or cryptocurrencies, which are not physical commodities, also do not apply to commodity money.