When you consider that a 1% unemployment rate increase generally correlates to ~5,000 deaths then you can consider gross financial negligence to have an actual tangible human mortality cost.

We just don't, because it's too indirect and your laywer would argue confounding factors until you are all dead; but don't be mistaken: financial crimes do cost lives.

In particular since several people with crypto losses committed suicide, or worse, murder-suicide (killing their family and kids first).

That’s utterly useless. There is simply no way any sociopath gives one iota about it.