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BitMax.io Announced the Listing of Seascape Network (CWS) to Support DeFi Gaming

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BitMax.io (BTMX.com), an industry-leading digital asset trading platform built by Wall Street quant trading veterans, has announced the listing of Router Protocol (ROUTE) under the trading pair of ROUTE/USDT on Jan 19 at 9:00 a.m. EST.

Router Protocol aims to build an infrastructure layer to aggregate liquidity across multiple chains. As opposed to Moonbeam and EdgeWare, smart contract platforms built on Polkadot, Router Protocol is dedicated to expanding the ecosystem to connect non-Polka blockchains like Matic, Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. Its ROUTE token can be used as gas fees within the ecosystem and rewards for staking their liquidity provider (LP) tokens.

Router Protocol has built an Ethereum Layer 2 AMM on Matic Network that supports gasless transactions. The team is also working on cross-chain frictionless liquidity migration. Soon, the project will be expanded to other layer 1 and layer 2 blockchains. Leveraging Parity Substrate, a blockchain infrastructure that supports EVM, Router Protocol is intended to operate seamlessly on Polkadot or Kusama in the near future.

The Router Protocol team brings together veterans from traditional finance, blockchain, and energy trading industries with core members from top institutions, including Moody, Infosys, and Schlumberger. As a group of crypto enthusiasts since 2014, the team has successfully collaborated on developing the world’s first stablecoin DEX based on 0x Protocol. Router Protocol is on track to launch a multichain farming on Ethereum, Matic, BSC, and Xdai soon.

About BitMax.io 

Launched in August 2018, BitMax.io is a leading digital asset trading platform with a broad range of financial products and services for both retail and institutional clients, with robust and innovative design ranging from cash and margin trading, derivatives trading, staking products, to other investment solutions.

For more information and updates, please visit:

Website: https://bitmax.io/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BitMax_Official

Telegram: https://t.me/BitMaxioEnglishOfficial

Medium: https://medium.com/bitmax-io

About Router Protocol

Router Protocol aims to build an infrastructure layer to aggregate liquidity across multiple chains. As opposed to Moonbeam and EdgeWare, smart contract platforms built on Polkadot, Router Protocol is dedicated to expanding the ecosystem to connect non-Polka blockchains. Its ROUTE token can be used as gas fees within the ecosystem and rewards for staking their liquidity provider (LP) tokens.

For more information and updates, please visit:

Website: https://www.routerprotocol.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/routerprotocol  

Medium: https://routerprotocol.medium.com/

Telegram: https://t.me/routerprotocol

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Stellar Furniture complied with EUDR Norms Amid Tightening Global Trade Rules

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Foshan, Guangdong, China, 26th Jan 2026 – Stellar Furniture, a leading office furniture manufacturer based in Foshan, has certified EUDR (European Union Deforestation Regulation) traceability systems, marking a compliance milestone that positions the company as a reliable supplier.

The EUDR requires companies exporting wood-based products to the EU to prove their materials comply with the norms, alongside legality and traceability requirements. For furniture makers, this means rigorous traceability of wood supply chains, including geolocation data and adherence to local laws on land use, labour, and human rights. Stellar’s compliance, verified through comprehensive formalities, ensures its popular wood based products including desks and workstations.

Industry observers note this achievement comes at a critical time. With EUDR enforcement ramping up, phased implementation milestones extending through 2025,  non-compliant shipments risk fines up to 4% of a company’s EU turnover, customs holds, or outright bans. Furniture retailers and wholesalers, who often import in bulk for corporate clients, coworking spaces, and e-commerce platforms, face growing scrutiny. Choosing compliant suppliers like Stellar helps them sidestep these penalties while reducing the likelihood of customs delays.

For retailers and wholesalers, the benefits extend beyond risk avoidance. Importing EUDR-compliant furniture fulfills corporate sustainability goals, appealing to eco-conscious buyers in Europe and beyond. “Retailers can now confidently stock Stellar’s ergonomic chairs and desks, knowing they support responsible sourcing,” said one industry analyst familiar with the sector. This compliance also protects against supply chain disruptions, allowing businesses to maintain steady inventory for high-demand office setups without last-minute sourcing headaches.

Stellar Furniture‘s Foshan facility, spanning 25,000 square meters, integrates these standards into its operations. The company works exclusively with vetted vendors, ensuring every desk, often the most wood-intensive office item traces back to legal, sustainable origins. This proactive approach builds trust with project managers and institutional buyers who prioritize long-term partnerships over short-term savings.

The broader furniture trade is taking notice. As global awareness of EUDR rises, non-compliance could erode market share for suppliers slow to adapt. Desks and workstations, which use significantly more wood than chairs, remain a focal point for audits, amplifying the regulation’s impact. Stellar’s milestone underscores a shift: compliance is no longer optional but a competitive edge.

Products supported by EUDRaligned documentation may help retailers differentiate in sustainability focused markets. For e-commerce operators, clear compliance documentation simplifies listings and boosts consumer trust. By aligning with regulations early, Stellar not only ensure its clients but also contributes to global efforts linked to make commodity trade systematic.

This development highlights a maturing furniture industry where environmental accountability drives business decisions. Retailers and wholesalers partnering with EUDR-compliant manufacturers like Stellar gain peace of mind, regulatory security, and a stronger environmental stance all essential for thriving in sustainable workspaces.

As trade barriers evolve, Stellar’s compliance serves as a blueprint for others. It reassures importers that their investments in quality office furniture remain secure, uninterrupted, and aligned with planetary priorities.

Media Contact

Organization: Stellar Furniture

Contact Person: Avil Porwal

Website: https://www.stellarglobal.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +919109316533

Address:Henan Road, South District of Longcong Industrial Zones,

Address 2: Beijiao Town, Shunde,

City: Foshan

State: Guangdong

Country:China

Release id:40547

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Stellar Furniture complied with EUDR Norms Amid Tightening Global Trade Rules

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Foshan, Guangdong, China, 26th Jan 2026 – Stellar Furniture, a leading office furniture manufacturer based in Foshan, has certified EUDR (European Union Deforestation Regulation) traceability systems, marking a compliance milestone that positions the company as a reliable supplier.

The EUDR requires companies exporting wood-based products to the EU to prove their materials comply with the norms, alongside legality and traceability requirements. For furniture makers, this means rigorous traceability of wood supply chains, including geolocation data and adherence to local laws on land use, labour, and human rights. Stellar’s compliance, verified through comprehensive formalities, ensures its popular wood based products including desks and workstations.

Industry observers note this achievement comes at a critical time. With EUDR enforcement ramping up, phased implementation milestones extending through 2025,  non-compliant shipments risk fines up to 4% of a company’s EU turnover, customs holds, or outright bans. Furniture retailers and wholesalers, who often import in bulk for corporate clients, coworking spaces, and e-commerce platforms, face growing scrutiny. Choosing compliant suppliers like Stellar helps them sidestep these penalties while reducing the likelihood of customs delays.

For retailers and wholesalers, the benefits extend beyond risk avoidance. Importing EUDR-compliant furniture fulfills corporate sustainability goals, appealing to eco-conscious buyers in Europe and beyond. “Retailers can now confidently stock Stellar’s ergonomic chairs and desks, knowing they support responsible sourcing,” said one industry analyst familiar with the sector. This compliance also protects against supply chain disruptions, allowing businesses to maintain steady inventory for high-demand office setups without last-minute sourcing headaches.

Stellar Furniture‘s Foshan facility, spanning 25,000 square meters, integrates these standards into its operations. The company works exclusively with vetted vendors, ensuring every desk, often the most wood-intensive office item traces back to legal, sustainable origins. This proactive approach builds trust with project managers and institutional buyers who prioritize long-term partnerships over short-term savings.

The broader furniture trade is taking notice. As global awareness of EUDR rises, non-compliance could erode market share for suppliers slow to adapt. Desks and workstations, which use significantly more wood than chairs, remain a focal point for audits, amplifying the regulation’s impact. Stellar’s milestone underscores a shift: compliance is no longer optional but a competitive edge.

Products supported by EUDRaligned documentation may help retailers differentiate in sustainability focused markets. For e-commerce operators, clear compliance documentation simplifies listings and boosts consumer trust. By aligning with regulations early, Stellar not only ensure its clients but also contributes to global efforts linked to make commodity trade systematic.

This development highlights a maturing furniture industry where environmental accountability drives business decisions. Retailers and wholesalers partnering with EUDR-compliant manufacturers like Stellar gain peace of mind, regulatory security, and a stronger environmental stance all essential for thriving in sustainable workspaces.

As trade barriers evolve, Stellar’s compliance serves as a blueprint for others. It reassures importers that their investments in quality office furniture remain secure, uninterrupted, and aligned with planetary priorities.

Media Contact

Organization: Stellar Furniture

Contact Person: Avil Porwal

Website: https://www.stellarglobal.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +919109316533

Address:Henan Road, South District of Longcong Industrial Zones,

Address 2: Beijiao Town, Shunde,

City: Foshan

State: Guangdong

Country:China

Release id:40547

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Stellar Furniture complied with EUDR Norms Amid Tightening Global Trade Rules

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Foshan, Guangdong, China, 26th Jan 2026 – Stellar Furniture, a leading office furniture manufacturer based in Foshan, has certified EUDR (European Union Deforestation Regulation) traceability systems, marking a compliance milestone that positions the company as a reliable supplier.

The EUDR requires companies exporting wood-based products to the EU to prove their materials comply with the norms, alongside legality and traceability requirements. For furniture makers, this means rigorous traceability of wood supply chains, including geolocation data and adherence to local laws on land use, labour, and human rights. Stellar’s compliance, verified through comprehensive formalities, ensures its popular wood based products including desks and workstations.

Industry observers note this achievement comes at a critical time. With EUDR enforcement ramping up, phased implementation milestones extending through 2025,  non-compliant shipments risk fines up to 4% of a company’s EU turnover, customs holds, or outright bans. Furniture retailers and wholesalers, who often import in bulk for corporate clients, coworking spaces, and e-commerce platforms, face growing scrutiny. Choosing compliant suppliers like Stellar helps them sidestep these penalties while reducing the likelihood of customs delays.

For retailers and wholesalers, the benefits extend beyond risk avoidance. Importing EUDR-compliant furniture fulfills corporate sustainability goals, appealing to eco-conscious buyers in Europe and beyond. “Retailers can now confidently stock Stellar’s ergonomic chairs and desks, knowing they support responsible sourcing,” said one industry analyst familiar with the sector. This compliance also protects against supply chain disruptions, allowing businesses to maintain steady inventory for high-demand office setups without last-minute sourcing headaches.

Stellar Furniture‘s Foshan facility, spanning 25,000 square meters, integrates these standards into its operations. The company works exclusively with vetted vendors, ensuring every desk, often the most wood-intensive office item traces back to legal, sustainable origins. This proactive approach builds trust with project managers and institutional buyers who prioritize long-term partnerships over short-term savings.

The broader furniture trade is taking notice. As global awareness of EUDR rises, non-compliance could erode market share for suppliers slow to adapt. Desks and workstations, which use significantly more wood than chairs, remain a focal point for audits, amplifying the regulation’s impact. Stellar’s milestone underscores a shift: compliance is no longer optional but a competitive edge.

Products supported by EUDRaligned documentation may help retailers differentiate in sustainability focused markets. For e-commerce operators, clear compliance documentation simplifies listings and boosts consumer trust. By aligning with regulations early, Stellar not only ensure its clients but also contributes to global efforts linked to make commodity trade systematic.

This development highlights a maturing furniture industry where environmental accountability drives business decisions. Retailers and wholesalers partnering with EUDR-compliant manufacturers like Stellar gain peace of mind, regulatory security, and a stronger environmental stance all essential for thriving in sustainable workspaces.

As trade barriers evolve, Stellar’s compliance serves as a blueprint for others. It reassures importers that their investments in quality office furniture remain secure, uninterrupted, and aligned with planetary priorities.

Media Contact

Organization: Stellar Furniture

Contact Person: Avil Porwal

Website: https://www.stellarglobal.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +919109316533

Address:Henan Road, South District of Longcong Industrial Zones,

Address 2: Beijiao Town, Shunde,

City: Foshan

State: Guangdong

Country:China

Release id:40547

The post Stellar Furniture complied with EUDR Norms Amid Tightening Global Trade Rules appeared first on King Newswire. This content is provided by a third-party source.. King Newswire makes no warranties or representations in connection with it. King Newswire is a press release distribution agency and does not endorse or verify the claims made in this release. If you have any complaints or copyright concerns related to this article, please contact the company listed in the ‘Media Contact’ section

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