Not so much.
According to Forbes:
“bitcoin and cryptocurrency fraudsters stole over $4 billion of digital currency from investors and users in the first six months of 2019, a significant increase on the $1.7bn stolen in 2018. These stolen funds were a result of “outright thefts” from cryptocurrency exchanges, according to U.S. cyber security research company Ciphertrace.“
Yes but did they mention which exchanges were hacked? Or what kind of security they had? Or if the exchange paid back the stolen funds? And it's hard to believe those numbers of stolen funds when the price of crypto is volatile, not to mention forbes magazine wrote it. I guess it's cool if you're a media believer though...