The primary evidence includes an official press release from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in which the chair explicitly uses the term 'future-proof' with reference to the agency's objectives, specifically in the context of market innovation and, by inclusion, cryptocurrency regulation. This is a high-authority, high-relevance primary source that directly supports the statement. Additional corroboration comes from reputable industry and news publications that report on the same remarks, identifying them as part of U.S. efforts to adapt regulatory frameworks to evolving digital asset markets. These independent accounts consistently align with the official communication and indicate the chair’s stated intent to future‑proof regulatory oversight in the cryptocurrency space. No credible sources in the provided set contradict this claim, and secondary commentary reinforces it rather than raising doubt. The consistency across multiple reputable sources, combined with the directness of the primary statement, makes it highly probable that the chair indeed expressed such an intention, yielding a high-confidence 'likely_true' assessment.