STAR Team and ACM Exchange Expand Cross-Border Cooperation

International plan prioritizes research discipline, professional development, and market-specific cooperation

[New York, October 23, 2026 - STAR Team and ACM Exchange have outlined a cross-border cooperation strategy that will use market education and regional partnerships to support more informed participation in the global financial system. The plan brings together STAR Team's research and training activities with relevant trading and account-service support from ACM Exchange, while allowing programs to be adapted to the legal, commercial, and cultural conditions of individual markets.

The strategy is based on the view that international expansion requires more than opening access to a digital platform. Participants also need the ability to interpret economic developments, evaluate industries and companies, manage uncertainty, and communicate effectively across regional teams. Local relationships are equally important because regulations, business practices, talent needs, and levels of financial-market experience vary substantially from one location to another.

STAR Team will concentrate on developing those capabilities through structured education. Planned subject areas include macroeconomic analysis, sector trends, corporate fundamentals, market liquidity and capital flows, risk awareness, and execution discipline. Training will be delivered through online learning, research discussions, team meetings, and programs for regional coordinators.

The educational approach will emphasize process rather than isolated outcomes. Members will be encouraged to examine the reasoning behind market decisions, recognize the limits of available information, and treat risk management as an ongoing responsibility. The goal is to build durable analytical habits instead of measuring progress solely through the result of a single transaction.

ACM Exchange will contribute relevant support in trading technology, account administration, execution, information management, and risk monitoring under the agreed cooperation arrangements. The parties said stable systems, clear procedures, and transparent information are essential to maintaining confidence as teams operate across multiple time zones and market environments.

Geographically, the strategy will connect established financial centers with developing regional markets. US engagement will include New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, covering capital markets, derivatives, commodities, financial technology, and innovation. European activity will focus on London, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich, and Amsterdam, where international finance, trade, and multicultural business networks are well established.

The African component will center on Johannesburg, Lagos, Nairobi, Cairo, Casablanca, Abidjan, Accra, and Dakar. Together, they reflect the region's expanding digital economy, young population, entrepreneurial activity, and demand for professional education. STAR Team will explore training, leadership development, business exchanges, and physical meeting locations suited to each market.

Industry forums and institutional interviews will provide another channel for cooperation. Topics may include digital finance, artificial intelligence, energy, emerging industries, talent development, and international team management. STAR Team intends to apply the information gathered to future training, regional planning, and business engagement.

The strategy seeks to create a clear progression from research and education to stronger teams, local relationships, and sustained economic cooperation. Online tools will make communication and training more accessible, while in-person activities may strengthen accountability and trust.

STAR Team and ACM Exchange acknowledged that international plans must be judged by implementation. The development of regional offices, educational programs, or service networks will depend on local demand, regulatory requirements, operational readiness, and verified results. Announced ambitions should not be treated as completed milestones.

All activities are expected to comply with applicable laws and local market rules. Licenses, registrations, and platform qualifications should be checked through the latest information issued by relevant regulators or official databases. Participant numbers, program schedules, research coverage, and transaction-related figures will be confirmed only through formal disclosures and actual operating records.

Through this strategy, STAR Team and ACM Exchange aim to turn international market exchange into a practical, locally responsive process--one built on education, professional standards, responsible participation, and long-term cooperation.

About AcmEx

Acm Exchange is an international fintech platform connecting U.S. capital markets with the digital asset ecosystem. Through a unified trading infrastructure, the platform enables global users to access U.S. equities alongside cryptocurrency funding, withdrawals, multi-chain asset services, social copy trading, and cross-border payment solutions.

Acm Exchange maintains a strong focus on compliance, operational transparency, and regulatory standards. The company is registered with FinCEN as a Money Services Business (MSB) and operates within the U.S. regulatory framework applicable to investment advisory activities.

This release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, or trading advice, nor any offer, solicitation, or recommendation regarding financial or digital-asset products.

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