More than NT$2 billion in cumulative e-commerce revenue
2012–2022 · Cumulative across the period shown, not a single year or single brand.
XMY is a Taiwan-based serial entrepreneur, operator, and former financial researcher whose work sits at the intersection of capital discipline, cross-industry execution, and AI-enabled operations. He spent more than a decade building and scaling e-commerce businesses, with cumulative revenue exceeding NT$2 billion and advertising spend exceeding NT$400 million. Across his ventures, he has raised more than NT$100 million, led teams of more than 200 people, acquired companies, sold companies, and worked through both high-growth periods and extended losses. His current work includes Meow Universe, a portfolio of vertical information and utility sites designed around structured data, SEO, AI search, and shared operating infrastructure, as well as Japan-focused hospitality and cross-border business projects. He writes and speaks from the perspective of an operator who has paid for decisions with real capital, payroll, and time.
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2012–2022 · Cumulative across the period shown, not a single year or single brand.
Operating career · Cumulative across the operating career, not a current annual figure.
Operating career · Amount raised only; valuation and round terms are not disclosed.
Operating career · Peak team size reached, not a current headcount.
Operating career · Counterparties and transaction values are not disclosed.
Early career · Early-career background, not a current regulated credential.
Current · A portfolio of vertical information and utility sites.
Current · Operating experience only; not legal or tax guidance.
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