Frank Corva covers Bitcoin adoption around the world—particularly in developing countries—for Forbes and via his podcast, new renaissance capital. He also formerly served as the White House correspondent for Bitcoin Magazine. He’s based in New York City but has lived and worked across the globe—from teaching in a Venezuelan barrio to modernizing a trade school in a rural region of Ghana. He’s also taught academic writing courses to recent immigrants at Baruch College (CUNY) in New York City. Through what he’s witnessed firsthand in his travels and based on what he’s learned from his students, he believes Bitcoin can be a solution to some of the financial and economic issues that those living in developing economies face.