Krea is going bankrupt

Based on the provided text sources, there is no direct evidence to support the statement that Krea is going bankrupt. The provided documents do not contain any announcements from Krea regarding its financial situation in 2024 or 2025. The text sources also lack information about Krea's current sources of revenue, whether these sources have changed recently, and whether the company has secured any new funding or investments. Additionally, there's no mention of Krea's market share compared to its competitors or any layoffs or restructuring activities. Conversely, there is evidence suggesting Krea is a "funded company" . Text source mentions "KREA is a funded company" and lists one institutional investor, Pebblebed. Similarly, text source states "Krea is a funded company" and identifies Elda Ventures as one institutional investor. This suggests that Krea has received investment, which would be contradictory to the company going bankrupt. The text sources also give context about the technology market in general and how "the tech layoff wave is still kicking in 2025" . Text source mentions that "1,193 tech companies laid off 264,220 staff in 2023, dropping to 'just' 152,104 employees laid off by 547 companies in 2024" implying there was a big layoff wave in 2023 and 2024 which affected tech companies. The text sources also lack any credible reports or indicators suggesting Krea is experiencing financial difficulties. Based on the available information, the claim that Krea is going bankrupt is false. The text sources indicate that Krea is a "funded company" . There is no evidence within the provided text sources that supports the claim that Krea is facing bankruptcy, or is even facing financial difficulties. The text sources provided do not have contradictory information that could deem the truth of the matter to be undeterminable. Therefore, the statement "Krea is going bankrupt" is false.