The second two are yet to be banned .....
Do it!!!

(reported him anyway)
The posts that were merited both look to be copied from somewhere and text-spun:
I have a few nuances that, although they do not say that the market will behave the same way as last year, but surely will prompt what will happen to it after a while:
-The impact of bitcoin grows, which indicates a gradual realization by the market that the leading crypto currency is reliably protected.
-Rally 2015-2017 was historic, but not unique in this ecosystem: from the end of 2011 to April 2013, the price of bitcoin increased 100-fold, and six months later-another ten.
- Approval of bitcoin-ETF, even with a delay, could be a significant event, as it will make the asset extremely affordable for retail investors. After the launch of the first ETF for gold in 2004, the price of precious metal increased by 350%. The 2017 rally also caused a wave of corporate activity around bitcoin, and the promises of well-known banks, brokers, payment services and security service providers attract investors' attention using a value strategy.
What also says that in the near future is unlikely to be a big increase in crypto currency!
https://medium.com/@tuurdemeester/bitcoin-we-dont-expect-new-highs-in-2018-97e6a7a385f7The 201517 rally was historic but not entirely unique for this ecosystem: between late 2011 and April 2013, the Bitcoin price multiplied by 100x, and, after a 6 month correction, it multiplied again by 10x.
Value investors are already anticipating the May 2020 block reward halving, which will cut down Bitcoins annual supply inflation from 3.7% to only 1.79%.
A Bitcoin ETF approval, even if its delayed, would be a huge deal because it makes the asset extremely accessible for the retail investor. After the first gold ETF went live in 2004, the gold price rallied by 350% (and its still 200% higher today). The 2017 rally has also set in motion a flurry of corporate activity on the Bitcoin infrastructure side, and the promise of established banks, brokers, payment processors, and security providers offering their own solution suites is catching the attention of value investors.
I'm pretty sure the rest could be at least tagged..