user75832: I accidentally spent btc from an unconfirmed transaction.
Is it likely to confirm at a later date or is it just kinda stuck?
Ive tried searching for answers but I'm seeing conflicting information relating to this. 

user52021: There is nothing wrong with spending unconfirmed outputs.  Bitcoin core will happily spend its own unconfirmed outputs, though it does prefer not to if it has a choice.
Your transaction can't confirm until its parent does, but otherwise it's treated like any other transaction.
If the parent paid a low feerate and will take a while to confirm then you could be waiting a bit, unless your feerate was high enough to make up for it.
If the unconfirmed parent was created by someone else and they successfully double-spend it, then your child transaction will be invalidated. Otherwise, assuming that doesn't happen and the feerates are sensible it'll confirm fine.

75832: <p>I accidentally spent btc from an unconfirmed transaction.
Is it likely to confirm at a later date or is it just kinda stuck?
Ive tried searching for answers but I'm seeing conflicting information relating to this. </p>
 52021: <p>There is nothing wrong with spending unconfirmed outputs.  Bitcoin core will happily spend its own unconfirmed outputs, though it does prefer not to if it has a choice.</p>

<p>Your transaction can't confirm until its parent does, but otherwise it's treated like any other transaction.</p>

<p>If the parent paid a low feerate and will take a while to confirm then you could be waiting a bit, unless your feerate was high enough to make up for it.</p>

<p>If the unconfirmed parent was created by someone else and they successfully double-spend it, then your child transaction will be invalidated. Otherwise, assuming that doesn't happen and the feerates are sensible it'll confirm fine.</p>
