Utility tokens are tied to a certain blockchain or a certain project and the goal is to provide a certain type of utility, which they often do.

Historically, most utility tokens have underperformed and lost people money.

But I digress.

The point is a utility token may offer discounts in term of fees, rewards or other benefits.

Filecoin is a good example.

Filecoin (FIL), is the utility token tied to the decentralised storage network Filecoin.

FIL can be used to gain access to the platform's network and/or storage space.

CEX tokens often qualify as utility tokens, too.

For example, Cronos (CRO, for the crypto.com exchange) or Young (YNG, for the Young Exchange platform).

I don't hold any utility token, but that's just my opinion.