Because I thought my Trezor Hardware Wallet was compromised, I took my assets off it so I could wipe it clean. In the process I sent 20 LTC to my Electrum-Litecoin Wallet. 24 hours later it’s still in limbo and shows as “unconfirmed” on the Electrum wallet. When I check the blockchain, it says the transaction is “not yet redeemed.”
Your TX is included in block 1233928. It is has gone through - it is not in limbo… If you have not spent the 20 LTC in the new Electrum address LX958(…), the website will show “Not Yet redeemed” … since you haven’t spend them yet…
For Electrum-LTC, please use the new 2.8.3.5 version - the 2.6.4.2 version is 1 ½ yrs old… The new version is an adaptation of Electrum 2.8.3 for bitcoin. I can vouch for it, it supports Segwit. In addition, if starting from scratch, leave some time for the blockchain headers to download (about 15 minutes) - the file should be > 98 MB. Even if the bottom right dot is green, it doesn’t mean that the file is downloaded fully. In Windows, the file is stored in APPDATA/Roaming/Electrum-ltc, in OSX and Linux, check the “.electrum-ltc” hidden directory.
EDIT: If after about 15 min having the Electrum-LTC started, your coins are still un-comfirmed - click on the green dot (bottom right) and manually change server. If that doesn’t work, stop Electrum-ltc, go to the electrum-ltc folder and delete the Blockchainheader file - it is most likely corrupted. Start Electrum-ltc again, watch the file being downloaded above 98MB and then check your coins again.