When I read similar stories here, I'm once again convinced that bitcointalk is more than just a forum, but a place for like-minded people. And in some cases, finding true friends. Here, sometimes, we can discuss things that wouldn't be possible in everyday life due to differences in worldviews, and hope for understanding from forum members.

I can say that it's undoubtedly a shame that worthy forum members are leaving us, for human life is not eternal. But the echoes of this life resonate throughout the forum pages, allowing them to "live" in discussions and posts.

Losing loved ones, especially friends, is always difficult, and no words of comfort can help ease the pain of loss. With time, it will subside. But nothing can fill the void. Stay strong, you who have lost your loved one and friend, Condoras.

Death is inevitable but it always comes as a shock when it happens especially to our loved or cherished ones. Despite I haven't interact or know this user, I deeply sympathise with the family over this irreplaceable loss and hope things should be easier for them during this hard time.


Is it necessary you removed him? I mean The entire forum is already aware of this incident and no doubt, any post from that account is not from the original user. I see some tags on the account notifying people of his demise and should be aware the account is not longer operated by the owner. How about his wife or someone using the account since the forum is not against account changing ownership (I think) because I believe that money might not be much but it will definitely cover some little expense for the family this trying time. If the new operator prove otherwise (engage in suspicious acts) then you reserve the right to whatever decision you want.

This is sad, RIP condoras and also my deepest condolences to yahoo and condoras's family.

This is another reminder that nothing in life is promised, some persons goto bed and not wake up the next day. That pending vacation, take it, that health checkups, do it today! Everything is vanity, the only thing that lasts forever is " Good Name".

We didn't share PM's, neither did our paths cross often, but the username is registered in my head, because i do run into his posts in the forum sometimes. I hate to hear this news, it is so sad and my heart goes out to his family in this sad time, sending them peace and love. Take heart Yahoo, we lost a forum member, but you lost a friend, my condolences bro.

RIP Condoras and condolences to the family, may they have strength to bear the loss. I remember reading his replies, they were always meaningful, adding worth to the discussion, forum has lost a good contributor.

My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Condoras, most especially the Greek community of this forum.  Because it is actually sad to come across this news of his demise few days ago. And as such, I pray may his gentle soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, Rest In Peace. Amen 🙏🙏🙏

Not easy for some, my Godmother has been praying and wishing for death for the past 10 years now if I remember correctly. Buried 6/8 children, buried husband, done 4 surgeries, being blind for more than 30yrs, she's mid 80 now. Her only prayer is " God please take me today I've suffered enough" no luck yet.  We all want it for her.

Sometimes it hard to die when you wish for it. I want to be able to know when my time is close, I don't want to be taken unaware.

I only knew him as one of the crypto lenders here in the forum, but I never had the chance to borrow from him.

RIP Condoras, you’ll be remembered.

RIP Condoras,

I didn't had any conversation with him at anytime, but seeing the likes of forum members who are talking about how nice he was, it is no doubt, it is a shocking news to all extent. Death is something we can't predict neither can we tell when it will come. My deepest condolence to his family and to the friends he has here in the forum and to the entire community, as he is a recognized member amongst us.

Rest on brother...