Difference between potentially shippable product (PSP) and Minimal Marketable Feature (MMF) [closed]

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PSP is increment, i get in the end of sprint. Something, valuable for client. MMF is not the same? I though, is valuable for client too...

Please, help me to understand difference between PSP and MMF

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Potentially Shippable Product = The product is good enough that it could be shipped. It's up to the Product Owner if they do want to ship it.

Minimum Marketable Feature = A stated set of features that will probably form a release.

nb: The terms MMF (Minimum Marketable Feature) and MVP (Minimum Viable Product) are often used interchangeably.