Quote from: Kapteiner on July 03, 2021, 09:21:00 PM

You have given the best response thus far and yes its true what you said.
How do i contact the mining pool?

I looked at this wallet. This is not a smart contract.

This is a program or script on another computer.
I will try to explain why we cannot beat the author of this joke.
Transferring Ethereum requires much less gas than tokens. The token exchange is the interaction with smart contracts, so there is more gas.

Ethereum has a (Nonce) parameter. That is, transactions will be executed in turn in accordance with the Nonce number.

The program monitors the receipt of coins and creates a transaction with the next Nonce and the maximum commission so that the smart contract for the transfer of tokens is not executed.

Under equal conditions, the Ethereum transaction will have a higher commission, so the miners will include it in the block.

If you own a mining pool, then you have a chance to pick up tokens, but you need the next block after payment to be mined by this particular pool. Otherwise, another pool will execute the most profitable transaction.

Only the owners of the first large mining pools can try to withdraw money, but I think they are not interested.