Digital market is a phrase with two distinct lives, and both of them are valuable.
Commercially it’s the plainest possible description of online trade, which suits a marketplace, a directory of digital goods, or a platform selling software, media, and downloads. Politically it’s the term regulators use. The EU’s Digital Markets Act made it the standard vocabulary for competition policy in tech, and that has created a whole industry of analysts, law firms, and advocacy organisations working under exactly this phrase.
The .org serves that second reading unusually well. A policy institute, a monitoring project, a compliance resource, or an industry association working on digital market regulation would look entirely native at this address, and none of them would have to explain the name.
Two common words, one obvious meaning in each of two large sectors, and no hyphen between them.
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