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I assume that you don't trade futures. In forex markets everything is possible - stop with it. In non-thin futures markets nobody try to move the market against a single person/entry/stop.
I came up with a long winded post about the differences between CFDs and Futures and how broker-side stop hunting only makes sense for CFDs since the broker is your counterparty. Then I reread your post and realized that you don't want to trade, so it was appropriate for your brokers to close your accounts.
P.S. The SEC doesn't regulate futures, forex or cryptocurrency.
I don’t see how any single retail trader is going to have the capital trading futures to be the target of big banks, algos, etc and be counter traded against but what do I know