In online chess with long time controls, does having a title encourage opponents to cheat against you? I was looking through the top classical players list on LiChess, and I'm gradually improving.  I noticed I'm catching up with IM Eric Rosen, which I found surprising (I'm nowhere near that strong).

So I went through his rated losses: his opponent cheated (1, 2 (probably), 3, 4) in all but one game (which seems to involve a mouse slip).  They don't just win---they crush him without problems.

I speculate that he encounters more cheating than I do because he has his title on display---his opponents want an IM scalp, and cheat to obtain it.  However, maybe this is not accurate.

Question: In online chess with long time controls, does having a title encourage opponents to cheat against you?

I'm hoping a titled player will describe their experiences with and without their titled displayed online.
I've displayed an FM title and never noticed a problem with cheating once. Your question is the first time I've ever thought about the concept of someone wanting to cheat more against a titled player.

If anything, most players would want the opportunity to get to play a titled player, and wouldn't waste it by cheating with an engine. How do you know that his opponents were cheating in most of his losses?