Cryptocurrency is often considered dangerous. An unexpected and risky occurrence was recently reported in Canada with this cryptocurrency.

Investors are unable to access the nearly $ 1 million fund because they do not have password information for Quadrigger, the country's largest cryptocurrency exchange. Five million dollars in cash.

The password appears to have gone to the grave with Gerald Cotten, the founder of Quadrigger. Who died suddenly while in India last December.

According to the company, 3-year-old Koten was in charge of all funds and currency management.

On January 5, Quadrigger told the Nova Scotia Supreme Court that they could not identify the funds.

According to a document signed by Cotton's wife, Jennifer Robertson, the laptop that her late husband used to do business at the company did not know any password or information on accessing the laptop.

Mrs. Robertson said, "I have repeatedly tried to find out the password day after day. Never found it in writing anywhere."