None of your transactions that were confirmed spends any loutputs from the transaction (37c4286c9772a9519a7). It will remain there until the inputs of that transactions is used and confirmed in another transaction or if the network drops it. The inputs of that transaction is still not confirmed so it probably won't happen for a long time.

Congrats! you could have just sent it directly to your exchange
now with those small amount utxo, you can consolidate them when the network fee dropped to low level
or you could just send them with low fee (but higher than 10s/B) and try to accelerate it thru viabtc every hour

Actually, no. Upon closer inspection, I've saw that your address has loads of dust unspent output related to it. Spending them would result in you paying more to spend them than to actually receive.

I would recommend you to exclude any inputs that has 0.0006BTC or less value in it. You can spend however much you want, just like how you are going to spend to Yobit. To spend all, adjust the fee slider to the middle and press max.

You aren't supposed to be including any inputs that is unconfirmed. If you do, your transaction can't confirm until the inputs are confirmed.

The unconfirmed transaction (37c4286c) has been dropped from the mempool of whichever node you are connecting. That isn't a problem since can't use it for now. Delete the transaction (5d2532) from your from column; it cost more fees to spend it than you would receive.

the last screenshot seems captured from coinb.in page?
are you following my tutorial from another thread? you don't need to do that because you have it on electrum already
I gave you the link for you to understand only how to obtain the actual private key that works for your uncompressed address
you should just use the feature on electrum, and follow what HCP said:
in addition to that, you should just choose all coin with amount greater than 0.0005 BTC
anything lower than that would cost you more to send that its own input value

The "Coin" Tab (View -> Show Coins) IS the "coin control" in Electrum... you can select "ctrl+click" all the coins you want to spend...

Not sure why that other transaction is not showing. I guess the Electrum server you are using has dropped the transaction from it's mempool. In fact, most of the explorers seem to have dropped it as well. It is currently only showing on b.info.

enable coin control and choose all inputs from 1JAzCquFw... except the amount 0.00395 BTC
and allocate sufficient fee to get the transaction confirmed in reasonable time
do not create a dust change (0.00003602 BTC) like you did in old transaction before
a small change like that would simply burden your future transaction, it costs more to send that its value

I corrected my post. I wasn't clear on what transaction was the deposit to Yobit.

If it's this: 36f93d3b456756671a4451e2143faefd19220eb30110fcb102b4aa9a4a400f57. You can create a replacement transaction but do not include the 0.004BTC unconfirmed input.

If your request is as per your last sentence, definitely not a paid accelerator

Paying an accelerator would definitely be out of the equation since there is a huge chain of unconfirmed parent transactions and you have to accelerate each and every of those transaction. Creating a replacement transaction wouldn't work either, if the previous transactions pays a small fee. Either you pay a huge sum of money to an accelerator or create a new transaction with a huge sum of money, neither is viable. Woops.

You should script a new transaction and broadcast the new one, excluding the unconfirmed input.

you've imported wrong private key. let me guess it starts with with K or L
bc.info gave you private key for compressed address while yours (1JAzCquFw) is uncompressed address
check my post here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2613960.msg26729170#msg26729170
read the instruction on part "acquiring your privkey" , the other instructions are irrelevant to you
just a little note, download bitaddress tool from github and run it offline for your own safety
after you get the private key that starts with a 5... then you can import it into your electrum

if you still have problems after importing, don't hesitate to ask again 

You need to import the private key, not the address.
Importing the address into electrum creates a wacht-only wallet. In order to be able to spend funds from this address you need to import the private key.

To export your private keys: In blockchain.info's wallet go to 'Settings-> Addresses' and export the private key.
Afterwards you have to import this private key into electrum to be able to access your funds.



This doesn't matter. You just have to create a transaction with the same input ('send the same coins') , the output doesn't matter.

No, you won't lose your 0.09 BTC.
It just stuck and you can't do anything with it until it returned to you or do something to rectify it.

CPFP is not the best option for this condition.
are you asking him to do 0.04 BTC fee CPFP for confirming utxo of 0.00395 BTC ?

@chris190 I suggest you to just re-create your tx (below) if you really need your fund  https://blockchain.info/tx/36f93d3b456756671a4451e2143faefd19220eb30110fcb102b4aa9a4a400f57
that transaction's main problem is the 0.00395 input and its parent txs,
so just exclude it from your tx above and increase your tx fee a bit
this could be done by exporting your (1JAzCquFw...) private key from bc.info (or was it electrum?)
then importing/using it on other wallet and attempting a double spend transaction

if you want to do this way and have problems doing it, feel free to ask more details or help.

whatever you're trying to do, it is less likely will help speed up confirmation
I trace back your tx and it has at least 10 unconfirmed previous txs (parents)
https://blockchain.info/tx/37c4286c9772a9519a741fbe8a3e84c685249d1846466732bf8fd278c67fb20a?show_adv=true
on the left side, U means unconfirmed, to trace back keep clicking Output to check its parent tx
keep counting and that's how many previous txs need to be confirmed before your tx can get confirmation

There's no one other then you who can initiate a RBF, as you would need the private keys(?).

Also, i doubt that you are able to do one if you don't already had it enabled before sending the transaction, (correct me if i'm wrong)..

If you did enable it, simply follow this -> https://freedomnode.com/blog/75/how-to-fix-slow-bitcoin-transactions-with-replace-by-fee