Ohhh. There is no more backlog. OP said there was and I believed him. That is great then. NO MORE BACKLOG. YAY.

i been waiting for a transaction to confirm for over 24 hours..
it says there is right around 4000 unconfirmed transactions.


it doesnt seem to be catching up.

That is because either:
1) You don't know how to use Bitcoin properly (fee wise);
2) You're doing this on purpose (for whatever reason; there have been people wanting to cause panic);
3) You're a cheap person (no offense).

If you include the recommended fee it is highly likely that your transaction will confirm within the next block. I have never had this problem before as I include the maximum that the Core wallet allows on default settings (or more).

Please provide a link to your tx.

You tx is full of "dust" (I assume you've been using faucets or the like to have accumulated that).

If you want to spend "dust" then unfortunately you have to pay more fees to do so (otherwise the network would just get drowned in such txs).

You mean your inputs don't you (and I see a very large number of them)?

Each particular input might not be "dust" but you have to add fees due to the overall size of your tx.

(I'll correct myself that "dust" might not be the right term - but you have many "low-value" inputs which is what is causing your tx to be lower priority)

Of course you need to know how to use Bitcoin properly. Not every user is the same. I would never touch a web wallet, especially not with larger amounts. Anyhow this is what I saw:
Seems too low for a transaction of this size: 11384 (bytes).

so blockchain's "normal" fee is wrong.. i will email them and let them know..

if i import the wallet into another software can i double spend it back to the network?

i dont know how to check how many nodes the tx went to.