You will forever be missed

[philipma1957]

I am fairly close to your dads age of 74 as I am 66.

  My mom and dad have been gone a while, but I get a lot of support from my wife. I know I would feel devastated losing her. I am hoping you always remember your dad with love in you heart for him it seems to me he had a lot of love for you.

God bless both you and him.

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[Cantsay]

My deepest condolences, it's indeed a very painful experience to lose someone who supports you in what you do and I'm sure not all parents are supportive of their children and for yours to have supported you it means he was a great man who did greater job. I just hope you find the strength to continue what you're doing and always remember that he's still watching you from wherever he is and he'll always continue to support you from there. Just be strong man.    

[The Cryptovator]

Feeling sorry for your father from my heart. Have patience because everyone must face the brutal truth that we all leave this world one day. Your father was a brilliant man, I have nothing to add. He always supports you because he understands the potential of Bitcoin. I want my father to have a long life while he is still around. Nonetheless, despite not being read, my father supports technological advancement. Everything is becoming digital as the world moves quickly. I explained to him how Bitcoin actually works. When he realized that he had been helping me up until this point and that I had eventually become established mainly due to cryptocurrency. Hence, I can't forget about my family's support for cryptocurrency.

[DaNNy001]

Sorry man for your loss and believe me i know how you feel. Its not always easy having loosing a life that is always supportive of your work and backs you up. I had to loose my dad too, to the cold hand of death in my early stages of my tertiary education and believe me it took a great toll on me, my whole schooling life change within the twinkle of an eye but not withstanding i took it as natures work and had to move on and struggle my way out of my pain and with God been faithful i manage to skale through those period.

[Marykeller]

The death of a loved one can be heartbroken at times when you remember how the person stood by you and encourage you when nobody does. I know how shocking and unbelievable for you to accept and absorb the reality that your loved bitcoin father who has been supporting you all this while is no more to eat the dividends of your crypto earnings. That's sad to imagine. I have experience that before and I know how it feels. Please do accept my sincere condolences

[borovichok]

The death of a loved one can be heartbroken at times when you remember how the person stood by you and encourage you when nobody does. I know how shocking and unbelievable for you to accept and absorb the reality that your loved bitcoin father who has been supporting you all this while is no more to eat the dividends of your crypto earnings. That's sad to imagine. I have experience that before and I know how it feels. Please do accept my sincere condolences

It hurts to be separated from loved ones, especially our guardians who provide us with assistance. My father 60 years old, seriously ill, and still alive, but my dad really tried to persuade him to enter the room. Instead of trading futures or spot, my father chooses to stock his portfolio with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which he always sells during the bull market because he views these activities as stressful. He taught me that strategy and I hope that it has helped me grow more self-assured and gain a lot of experience in the cryptocurrency space. He buys when the market is bearish and sells when the bull season arrives.

[lalabotax]

There is nothing more painful than losing someone that supports you through and through.

Not long ago, I lose my father (74 years old), it's been 3 weeks now, he was the reason why I was able to confidently continue my crypto journey with no hurry, he has never for once told me that I am wasting my time, I remember one morning in 2018, he called me and told me about a podcast he listened to on the radio, he said they talked about Bitcoin on the radio and this makes it very important.

It's always sad when losing someone who is always beside us, support us, and become part of our life. So sorry to hear your story.
Well, sometimes, someone's advice will be more meaningful and we will think much more when they have been not in this world. Moreover, if we ignore their advice when they are still here with us. That's a big pain for me.

But that is what we can learn sometimes, there may be some painful experiences to be passed. Whatever the painful condition, we must take the precious lessons. So, starting from now, remember his advice and do much better for the shake of your much better life, for you and your family.

[akuntester1]

My condolences OP.
May he rest in peace in heaven and may you and the whole family be given patience for the loss of a father who is so great as him.
A warning for all of us to always love our family while we are still alive and always do good.
Because no one knows when death will pick us up or our loved ones.
Stay strong, keep the spirit and continue the goodness taught by your father OP.

[Cryptomultiplier]

My condolences OP. The one thing you got to do to ensure that you honour him in his death is to not abandon your interest in Bitcoin, which he supported while alive. Also, to be more successful and enlighten other folks around who still see Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in general as rocket science, mostly the older ones who has shown interest.
Nothing can replace the loss of a loved one, but we can honour their memory by sharing the best part and how they influenced us positively, to the world.

[Zorigi]

You must be very sad when you lose someone you love, who always cheers and cheers you on, so you invest in bitcoins.

I hope you are given patience,
and you should now be more passionate about investing in bitcoin. prove that you will be more successful in bitcoin. I'm sure your father will be happy to see his son succeed in investing in bitcoin.

[Outhue]

Condolences accepted fam, thank you all for your caring messages on this thread, it's really hard to move on from the memories we shared but I will be fine and get healed with time, thank you all.

[HajiBagi]

I'm sorry you missed your father. Having someone who is supporting your journey and where you can become from zero to hero is a lucky in life, it will be a good thing if many parents trust their children through Crypto activities, because due to some countries activities, such as unemployment of young adults people, not everyone can feed through government properties or jobs, bitcoin has changed many people's lives that we are all seeing today, even the people who work under government can not good enrolment, i advise we let our parents understand how Crypto makes life easy, to make them support our movement, parents support and blessing are very good in any successful journey.

[xSkylarx]

I just remembered my grandmother also; it has been 5 years, and still it hurts a lot. As time goes by, you will learn to accept it, like it really feels like pain, but you can accept it now. I know you've been through a lot right now, but your father wouldn't want to see you struggling. Keep visiting him at the cemetery, do everything you want, and earn more bitcoin than your father wants. Wherever he is right now, he is sure proud of you!

[Woodie]

My Condolences to you mate.

Great to see you are in high spirit and not consumed with grief, and where I come from if you have someone that lived this long & had some positive impact on your life... You celebrate their life as this also rejuvenates you with a positive attitude and energy to keep living...

And with the great memories you shared with our cryptodad, I guess you won't be leaving crypto any time soon, stay strong mate.

[LogitechMouse]

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If you have families that support you on your journey, even when they don't entirely understand, consider yourself lucky and take good care of them before it's too late.

And for those who don't have any supporters, do not blame them, older people find Bitcoin very confusing.

Condolences to you.

Losing somebody especially a family member that's very supportive to whatever decisions that you made is always very heartbreaking. I've never experience the same thing as you currently, but I know that there will be a time where I will be experiencing what you're experiencing right now and I don't know if I'm ready for it. Like you, I also have a supportive parents though at first, they aren't, but as months pass by, they slowly supported me and just let me do the things that I want especially when it comes to cryptocurrency.

As a family-oriented person, I'm very lucky that I have a family on my side and supports me. I want to take care of them and don't want to leave them behind that's why I choose to stay here in my place rather than going outside my country and work there.

He's on a better place now and as for you, there will be a time where you will be moving on and moving forward after what happened. To all of us, take his final words and always put it on our mind.

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, Whenever a person loses loved ones, he will feel guilty towards them. This doesn't just happen to you. But you cannot live in constant stress and constantly think about it. Believe me, those who leave do not want to see you discouraged. There is a good expression: "Do not pay child support to blame." You did everything you could for your father during that time. You have become wiser; this is life. I believe that any normal parent should believe in their children until the very last hour, guide them, and support them. You have learned a good lesson from your father; now you can follow his example with your children.
In fact, it's very cool when children develop a good relationship with their parents; it once again shows what a good person your father was.

[karmamiu]

My condolences there mate. We understand your grief and yes treasure every moment you have to the person who keeps supporting you through and through. One of the best things in the world is to have someone who supports you unconditionally or someone who wont question you for every decision you'll make in life as long as it is always good for you. Crypto or non crypto related it is always assuring to have someone like that in your life, how much more when it comes to financial decisions? You can be more confident when taking risks or you can their second opinion when deciding things.

[GideonGono]

There is nothing more painful than losing someone that supports you through and through.

Not long ago, I lose my father (74 years old), it's been 3 weeks now, he was the reason why I was able to confidently continue my crypto journey with no hurry, he has never for once told me that I am wasting my time, I remember one morning in 2018, he called me and told me about a podcast he listened to on the radio, he said they talked about Bitcoin on the radio and this makes it very important.

He said, do not give up, who knows? This could be the next big thing in the future. And his favorite quote is " this Life doesn't wait for anyone, things evolves very fast" ... I am able to be who I am today because of my father, while many people have a different story about their spouse when it comes to Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, mine was different and very supportive.

The only regret I have is, not being able to take good care of my Bitcoin Father, I feel like I never did enough for him at all, he will forever be missed.

If you have families that support you on your journey, even when they don't entirely understand, consider yourself lucky and take good care of them before it's too late.

And for those who don't have any supporters, do not blame them, older people find Bitcoin very confusing.

My condolences, I somehow can relate to your story, my father was also the reason why I could and I had my crypto journey, he supports me back then didn't pressure me to seek for a regular job back when I was starting in crypto and believes that I wasn't wasting my time on it.
I remember him buying me my first laptop so that I could focus on crypto and didn't need to rent or go to any internet cafe.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

If you have families that support you on your journey, even when they don't entirely understand, consider yourself lucky and take good care of them before it's too late.

I must start by saying that you are a very lucky guy mate, in my entire family, I am the only person who is into bitcoin, my father is late, my biology mum is also late, I currently have my step mum as my mum and she's very old currently, aside my step brothers, my late mum only gave birth to just me and my younger sister, none of my step brothers are interested in Bitcoin though I've tried to bring them on board several times, they always feel that bitcoin is a scam waiting to happen,  I left them alone when I discovered they could never believe anything I tell them to convince them that bitcoin was very legitimate.

Rest in peace to your dad, for him to have known about bitcoin when he was alive, and to even encourage you to get involved, simply means he was a very open man who opened himself to opportunities , this is very commendation, and I wish him eternal rest with his creator.

[jostorres]

I just remembered my grandmother also; it has been 5 years, and still it hurts a lot. As time goes by, you will learn to accept it, like it really feels like pain, but you can accept it now. I know you've been through a lot right now, but your father wouldn't want to see you struggling. Keep visiting him at the cemetery, do everything you want, and earn more bitcoin than your father wants. Wherever he is right now, he is sure proud of you!

5 years is already long but no matter how long it is, as long you love that person a lot or you have shared a lot of good memories with them, you will never forget them in your hearts. The OP might still feel the pain because the death of his father is still fresh but he should remain to be strong.

Even though our loved ones have already perished, in this world I think they can still see us and if only they can speak, they will tell you to get up. The OP is lucky to have a supportive father in terms of Bitcoining. What he said is true that the majority of our parents aren't like that but I believe they still support us on any other things. This is something that we must appreciate.