This was the address I used to transfer the partial coin to: bc1q4kuz47hvm2cycmsfpy70qay282kzxfnua48ada
If you mean that above address was your intended target withdrawal address to receive 0.05740075
BTC, that's simply not the case. Where did you get this (so far empty) address from and why do you think your withdrawal from LocalBitcoins should have been transfered to this address?
I've no idea why you record a static video when a simple screenshot would suffice, but anyway
The address with green color is highlighted by your Electrum wallet because it belongs to your wallet as a receive address and this is where the 57.40075m
BTC went to.
And as someone else, I think, already said, the 23.x
BTC likely aren't yours, are they? You don't seem to understand how Bitcoin transactions work (pardon me, if I'm wrong). The transaction
4c3e920e...bcc483df is a batch withdrawal issued by LocalBitcoins from their wallet likely serving multiple customers and the output of 23.03034256
BTC to address
bc1q7rfu5ag4y07f0tlead599hsrea9fhutdk7p2vr is LocalBitcoin's own wallet's change address.
It's still not clear to me if and where here any scam is. But this judgement depends on how much coins you had at LocalBitcoins and if further spending from withdrawal target address
bc1qkxj7nrgqfevrznfg2huu85p08kdt344qc7qq5d was all done by yourself.
After you installed Electrum (apparently downloaded from genuine site electrum.org), did you create your Electrum wallet yourself or did someone give you mnemonic recovery words for your wallet (the latter would be part of a scam)?