Non-crypto assets behave the same way as digital asset instruments in terms of order types, leverage application, fees, and account rules. The difference is what they track — price exposure to an equity index or commodity market rather than to a digital asset.
Because non-crypto assets reference external markets, two points differ from digital assets. First, none of them confer dividends, shareholder rights, or physical delivery — they are price-exposure instruments only. Second, the markets they track have defined or near-continuous underlying hours, which affects pricing behavior outside those hours. Please refer to: What are the trading hours for non-crypto assets?