Seems that:
- You have used a relatively low fee (6 sats/byte) when transaction fees have been relatively high due (50-100+ etc) over the last few days due to the massive price crash causing a flurry of transactions.
- Your transaction is unfortunately not marked as RBF (Replace By Fee), so you cannot "bump" the fee
- Your fee is too low to use the one working "free" transaction accelerator (
https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator) as they require a minimum of 10 sats/byte.
Your options at this point are:
1. Wait... the transaction fees have been slowly decreasing over the weekend... If things continue on this trend over Sunday, you might find your transaction is confirmed in a block before Monday.
2. Pay for one of the ridiculously overpriced "pay" transaction accelerators. You'll pay a HUGE premium for this though... pushtx.com want ~US$100 to accelerate this transaction:
3. Try and execute a CPFP (Child Pays For Parent) transaction... you would need to spend the "change" from your transaction that went back to your wallet, but spend it with a HUGE fee to make the total fee rate across the 2 transactions to be at least 30+ sats/byte (at current fee rates)
So either the output that was sent to:
1PZxFDvHdcwn71URz12vr2iaXvsrFNVNfz
or
16snBgigUF6x1THE8hmnmAx8aaqpPgR2gQ
(I would guess it was 16snBgigUF6x1THE8hmnmAx8aaqpPgR2gQ)
This will be complicated by the fact that your transaction is using Legacy addresses, so the size is quite large compared to SegWit based transactions
But basically, you current transaction is 373 bytes... the CPFP is likely to be 192 bytes (best case scenario for 1 input/1 output)... so in total, you're looking at 565 bytes total... at a "good" rate of 30 sats byte... your total fee would be: 565 * 30 = 16950 sats... you've already paid 2184 sats... so you need to pay 16950 - 2184 sats = 14766 more...
so, assuming 1 input/1 output 192 bytes, you would need to pay 14766 / 192 ~=77 sats/byte fee for the CPFP transaction.
I would recommend you try #1 and just wait to see if the fees drop low enough over the weekend to get your transaction confirmed. If it doesn't, then you can investigate option #3
Note that unless you are super confident with what you're doing, I would not recommend #3... You might just end up getting a 2nd transaction (and more of your funds) stuck in a low fee transaction if you don't do the calculations correctly!