It looks legitimate. Depending on which wallet you use, you can send the coins to yourself again at a higher fee (that's called CPFP, Child Pays For Parent) to get it confirmed. It shouldn't need too much more, just a small bump in fees. Or you can just wait, it may or may not confirm on it's own soon.

You should probably learn a bit about Bitcoin before using it further. If you know the basics, like sending and receiving address, it's less confusing. And you may avoid making mistakes that make you lose your money.

Sometimes there are reasons to stop trusing an old address:

Read:

If I'd provide those statistics, you'd say you can't verify them. I can give you an estimate: I must have rejected about 1000 requests. About 20% of them didn't even send me their username.

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Consider this the last time I'm feeding this troll.

I've been called "Switzerland" for being neutral and subtle. In your case, I'll make an exception. You, sir, are an idiot for opening 2 topics about me instead of posting in my reputation thread

If you want forum changes, post in Meta. If you want to attack me for whatever reason you made up: knock yourself out
Why don't you complain about all Staff members that have the ability to whitelist users? Or hey, complain about theymos who blocked spammers.

But hey, by all means, keep complaining instead of contributing.
Here's what matters: I've whitelisted 294 users, they earned 11699 Merit in total, and only 6 of them got banned. The system isn't perfect, spammers are the reason we can't have nice things.

I wish I could only pay 28% tax!

Vitalik hyped a centralized shitcoin that abandoned it's one USP ("code is law") the instant it was convenient for the rich creators. You can't compare that to Bitcoin.

This will only be a concern if the ETF also owns 99% (or at least >51%) of the mining hardware. But, by the time they get into mining, they should also understand the importance of decentralization for trust in the Bitcoin network, and avoid this scenario from ever being possible.

Even if ETFs hold 99% of all Bitcoins in the future, I expect several competing ETFs to all have a fair share. Just like several mining pools have a large share of the market.

We'll get Bitcoin ETF (BTF), and normal real Bitcoin. One will be fully centralized and regulated, and one will be Bitcoin.

Which governments and financial institutions? US? China? EU? BRICS? Bank of Japan? JP Morgan? HSBC? They'll all have their own interests, which will lead to decentralization again.

Having 0.00% progress per hour isn't promising. Have you checked the Network Traffic and Peers tabs? Does the number of blocks remaining still decrease or does it go up? Could your ISP be throttling your Bitcoin Core? If so: have you tried a VPN? My favourite accepts any amount, and you can use it for just a few hours if you pay them 2 cents in Monero.

Judging by the way fees are dropping, that may actually happen today.

I checked: ViaBTC charges $270.

So either they don't have the connections yet, or they don't want to earn money? That's weird for such a service.

I discussed this with OP, but he doesn't feel confident handling private keys and manually doing this in another wallet. Wallet B can't do anything.

There. Your assumption makes no sense. If you don't like it, don't email me.

And here I am, telling idiots not to send me their real data:
And yes, all this was added because it had happened!

Last summer, one crawled inside. It made my daughter scream, so I put it outside again. No pet snails, sorry.

See:

They're in my mailbox trash:
Like I said: read more, post less.

That is absolutely correct. Just like they can't bribe me (and yes, I've been offered payment, even in altcoins). Deal with it.
Appeal to theymos, the creator of the Evil points. Good luck!

Lol. They can't. Maybe you can post an email address for them

You should move (bottom-left) this topic to Exchanges.

One of the exchangers that can make this exchange is in my signature below.

And anyone who contacts me, can keep my email address! If only I could create more than one email address....

Lol. You're grasping at straws here. What do you want me to do, provide my snail mail address?

Great! My addy is in my profile. You know what to do

Why don't you bump my reputation thread, so you can keep all allegations at the right place?

I'm not sure what you're after, but I know for sure you have nothing on me. So good luck trying to find dirt If you read a bit more and post a bit less, you may learn a thing or 2. Many of your questions can be answered by reading instead of writing.

It's volunteer work.

You can't. But there's no point anyway, most nodes will reject it.

Thanks, I couldn't find it anymore. This should work! I've now bookmarked it.

Here, that would mean paying income tax

That's kinda what purging means Mempool.space now keeps 1.81 GB in mempool, the default is 300 MB. So most nodes will ignore the transaction until fees drop (as long as it keeps getting broadcasted).

Let's say you have a transaction without RBF enabled, and want to create a new transaction to replace it (to try your luck broadcasting it to a Full RBF node). How can you do this in Electrum?
TL;DR: how to remove the unconfirmed transaction, and create a new one.

The current Purging rate is 23.6 sat/vbyte.

Here, that would either mean having to report the found jewelry, or paying tax on the gift. There are no easy "loopholes", everything is regulated.