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my transaction is here: https://blockchain.info/tr/tx/cb371b331e99eccb2d7447f4fe02417812ad066de21843fa156d4890e2cdf329
The reciever is a exchange wallet I don't know the reciever's private key. it got stuck for hours and I need them immediately. I used electrum wallet for the first time and I have forgetten tick "replaceable". So now I can't change fee. Once, I used "child pays for parent" property but now I couldn't see on electrum wallet. How can I unstuck it? or How can I use " Child Pays for Parent" feature ? I really searched for hours but I couldn't use it.

note: and I open for other answers.. for example how to stop braoadcasting transaction? is it possible? This is the weakest side of bitcoin, I think :(

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  • I am glad to see that your transaction confirmed eventually. Yes, it is a frustration for some that there is sometimes a delay. It is still a lot faster than driving to the exchange with cash but with Bitcoin there are no credit checks like there is required with credit card. The occasional delay is a small price to pay for the freedom of transacting without borders. Regards.
    – Willtech
    Jan 28, 2018 at 6:40

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You can't use CPFP to confirm that transaction. It's impossible for one to rescue a low fee transaction using CPFP, unless he/she has a private key of at least one ddress of that transaction's outputs (in your case, it's impossible, because you don't).

That transaction's receiver can do CPFP, if he/she wants.

Hint: Use RBF (https://freedomnode.com/blog/75/how-to-fix-slow-bitcoin-transactions-with-replace-by-fee) or pay $4 on confirmtx.com

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  • I understood but I have forgetten tick "replaceable".. :/
    – Micheal J.
    Nov 11, 2017 at 10:08
  • @MichealJ. Yes, you're right. Then why not pay $4?
    – MCCCS
    Nov 11, 2017 at 14:16

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