The assessment of the statement is complex due to the existence of two distinct entities named 'Kadena' in the provided sources: Kadena Air Base and the Kadena blockchain company. The evidence is conflicting, but the weight of direct evidence supports the conclusion that the statement is likely true.The most critical piece of evidence is Source 9, a news report from a cryptocurrency outlet, which directly and explicitly states that the company behind the Kadena network is closing. This source has the highest possible relevance (1.00) and high authority (0.80), making it a powerful piece of affirmative evidence.Further supporting this, albeit for a different entity, Source 8 confirms that a component of the Kadena Air Base organization—the Officers' Club—is shutting down. While this does not mean the entire base is closing, it does mean a part of a 'Kadena Organization' is ceasing operations, lending partial truth to the broad statement.However, there is significant and high-quality counter-evidence. For the Kadena blockchain, multiple official primary sources (Sources 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) from the company itself point to continued and future operations. This includes a 2025 roadmap, a partnership announced in mid-June 2024, and planned events for October 2024. For the Air Base, its official website and hiring portal (Sources 1, 7) show it is fully operational.Despite the strong contradictory evidence from the company's own website, the direct claim in Source 9 that the company announced it is closing is the most specific and impactful evidence provided. It is plausible that an organization's official website might not immediately reflect a decision to shut down. Therefore, weighing the direct assertion of closure in a high-relevance source against the circumstantial evidence of continued operation, the statement is assessed as 'likely_true'.