Rapidly rising and falling Bitcoin prices may trouble those new to the digital currency. But for those who have owned Bitcoin for several years, it's familiar territory.
After shooting up 213% in just nine weeks, the price of Bitcoin fell 31.6% in three days. Investors typically shun that kind of volatility. But Bitcoin veterans know that every decline simply sets the stage for new highs later on.
Here's why longtime Bitcoin owners are pouncing on this "crash" as a buying opportunity...
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