Ana María Caballero is an award-winning poet writing the Web3 Poetry Revolution. She has been internationally exhibited, widely published, and she was a recipient of the International Beverly Prize for Literature. Among her prolific works are Artifacts, a recent collaboration with Alex Esterich using coin and story to challenge tired history, as well as her incoming collection, Becoming Borges, a collaboration with London-based Verseworks and Berlin Gallery: Office Impart. Ana Maria is a deep, clear thinker. In this interview, we cover her work, when language becomes literal via visual, platforms, chains, digital permanence and restoration, and a host of other topics.