Not really, according to
https://www.bti.live/exchanges/ Huobi has problem with washtrading, but washtrading lvl is > 60% while there are some exchanges with >90%
Wash trading is literally about selling coins/tokens back and forth by the same (or multiple colluding) entities for the purpose of creating inflated trading volume. Higher volume -> more suckers -> more money which can be earned from listing fees. They've even admitted that wash trading takes on their exchange but laid the blame on their market makers. >60% volume wash traded (anywhere between 60-90%) sounds like a big deal to me, btw.
While binance wasn't examined at all
OP claims Binance can't be trusted because they're aren't licensed (whatever that means) and that the risk of losing coins is 99%. I don't quite agree with that.
And I think this topic is rather about scams - exchanges which are robbing their users
Nearly all exchanges listed except for binance have a history of nefarious behaviours.