Note to everyone replying or thinking of replying :
OP is talking about 11 separate ETH transactions, not 11 ETH
OP is the receiver, not the sender
To OP : ETH network is already 95% utilized thanks to DeFi (Tether transactions), which leads to increasingly higher ETH gas fees and longer transaction confirmation times.
As the receiver of those transactions you are experiencing directly the downside to that.
I suspect as a few people mentioned before, the solution lays at the sender of those 11 transactions. But problems like these will most likely keep occurring for users because Ethereum network
is congested and can not scale, and its scaling solutions are still years away (ETH 2.0 phase
1 & 2). Eth 2.0 phase 0 has a soft target of end 2020, but will not bring scalability to the network. It is just
a preparation for PoS by setting up a sidechain (Beacon Chain) and its validators.
Link :
https://consensys.net/knowledge-base/ethereum-2/faq/Not much has really changed for Ethereum between 2018 when ETH network got congested by a certain Dapp called cryptokitties, which caused massive transactions traffic and today with all these
massive DeFi transactions taking place on ETH network, causing network congestion. Same transaction scalability problem.
but I'm wondering at all, what will be the result? will i get the money, or they will keep stuck, or they will be refunded to buyer
on the other hand side, do i have the option to cancel or push the transaction ?