"The blockchain" doesn't do this, your transaction has never been on the blockchain. It's been in mempool, and dropped out because of the 1.00 sat/vbyte transaction fee. Some nodes still have it in their mempool.
Question 1: who sent this transaction? I don't mean the name of a person, but is it a service or someone you know? Or did you create this consolidation transaction by yourself?
Question 2: what (receiving) wallet do you use? This can help do CPFP.
Mempool.space gives the option to accelerate your transaction for $161 (or less, if you customize the fee). That's probably the easiest solution, but there are more (and cheaper) options depending on your answers to the above questions.
Note that I'm not recommending to use paid accelerators, I've never used them so use at your own risk.
Topic: The blockchain blocks 0.26 btc from me for more than a year - page 2. (Read 358 times)
The blockchain has invalidated a transaction of 0.26 btc after a year in pending status and now it does not appear in my wallet, this is transaction 342326dcc3b724d6ada90ef65cfbac7a5c61666a8ae7fb7b5dd2683551299f9b Does anyone know how to deal with this to recover my bitcoins?
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