100ec-ecommerce

1. The Venture Capitalist's "Due Diligence Tool"

Alex, a VC analyst, was evaluating a "Fresh Food E-commerce" startup.
The founder made bold claims, but Alex was skeptical:
"How many companies have failed in this sector? What is the current competitive landscape? What do users really think?"

He opened 100EC.cn.
Minutes later, he found a detailed "Death List" (failed startups in the sector) and a shocking "Complaint Report."
"The complaint rate for refunds is incredibly high in this sector. This is a major red flag."

2. Core Pillars: The E-commerce Compass

100EC is less of a news site and more of an Industry Database.

1. EcData (Bloomberg for E-commerce)

• Function: Tracks financials of public companies and financing rounds of Unicorns (private startups).
• Highlight: The "Death Database". While others focus on success stories, 100EC tracks failures, which is invaluable for risk assessment.

2. Complaint Platform (The Watchdog)

• Function: A real-time consumer complaint board.
• Value: Want to know if a platform is reliable? Don't watch their ads; check their rating here. It scores platforms (e.g., "Recommended", "Caution", "Do Not Use") based on how they handle disputes. It acts as a barometer for a company's operational health.

3. Industry Maps

• Function: Periodic releases of "Cross-border E-commerce Ecosystem Maps" or "Digital Retail Maps".
• Value: A single image that visualizes the entire supply chain, showing who the key players and service providers are.

3. How to Mine Value?

Scenario: Researching Cross-border E-commerce

1. Click [Cross-border E-commerce] on the nav bar.
2. Check the [Rankings] to see the "Top 100 Export E-commerce Companies."
3. Click on a specific company to see its funding history.

Scenario: Competitor Intelligence

1. Go to the [Complaint Platform] section.
2. Search for a competitor's name.
3. Check the "Hot Complaints" in the last 30 days. "Slow shipping" might indicate supply chain issues; "Refund refusal" might indicate cash flow problems.

4. Pros and Cons

Feature	Pros	Cons	Advice
Focus	Extreme Verticality in E-commerce	Cluttered UI, lots of ads	Use the search bar
Data	Unique "Complaint" & "Failure" data	Some deep reports are paid	Free data is sufficient for most
Speed	News updates are instant	Mobile experience is average	Use Desktop for big charts
Scope	Retail, Cross-border, B2B	Less focus on pure Tech	Best for biz/market research

5. Conclusion

100EC (100ec.cn) is the "Living Fossil" of China's e-commerce industry.
It has chronicled the evolution from the PC era to Mobile, and now to Live Commerce. Whether you are an investor looking for opportunities, a competitor doing analysis, or just a shopper trying to avoid scams, this is your Truth Engine.