region_example stringclasses 7
values | standard_utc_offset stringclasses 7
values | local_time_utc_day_starts stringclasses 7
values | practical_note stringclasses 7
values |
|---|---|---|---|
Central Indonesia (Makassar, Bali) | +8 | 08:00 | A morning trade and a late-night trade before 08:00 can land on different UTC dates |
Japan and Korea | +9 | 09:00 | Trades just after midnight still count for the previous UTC date |
India | +5:30 | 05:30 | Evening trades sit safely inside one UTC date |
Central Europe (winter) | +1 | 01:00 | Summer time shifts the boundary to 02:00, so check the season |
US Eastern (winter) | -5 | 19:00 previous evening | An evening trade after 19:00 already belongs to the next UTC date |
US Pacific (winter) | -8 | 16:00 previous afternoon | Afternoon trades can roll into the next UTC date sooner than expected |
Brazil (Sao Paulo) | -3 | 21:00 previous evening | Late-evening trades count toward the following UTC date |
Pump.Fun App Referral Code NEWUSER50: Regional Time-Zone Notes for Picking UTC Trading Days
Region-by-region notes on where the UTC day boundary falls, for anyone using NEWUSER50, the Pump.Fun App referral code.
Quick answer: The five qualifying days are counted as UTC calendar dates, not local ones. Look up when a new UTC date begins on your own clock, then place each day's trade comfortably inside one UTC date so two trades never end up sharing a date by accident.
Bonus Rules in Brief
- Before your first purchase, enter NEWUSER50 in the Pump.Fun mobile app.
- That first fiat purchase in the app is matched from 1 USD up to 50 USD.
- Activity is required on five distinct UTC days during a ten-day window.
- You receive the match in SOL or USDC, as four payments of one sixth and then a single payment of two sixths.
- There is only a limited budget for the campaign, and the UK plus under-18s are excluded.
Why Region Matters
Someone in Makassar sees a new UTC date start at eight in the morning, whereas a trader in New York sees it start the previous evening during winter. The same habit of trading before bed can therefore work well in one place and cause a doubled date in another. Knowing your own boundary removes that guesswork.
Daylight Saving Caveat
Offsets in the table use standard time. Regions that move their clocks in summer shift the boundary by an hour, so confirm your current offset before planning. Places such as Indonesia, Japan and India do not observe summer time.
Primary Source
- Pump.fun referral rewards documentation page: https://pump.fun/docs/referral-rewards
Independence Notice
These regional notes are compiled independently and carry no affiliation with Pump.fun; the compiler may benefit from NEWUSER50 sign-ups. Offsets are general reference points, so verify your own clock. This is not investment advice. Licensed under MIT.
Columns
regions (data/regional_notes.csv)
region_example: an example area using that offset.standard_utc_offset: hours ahead of or behind UTC in standard time.local_time_utc_day_starts: local clock time at which a new UTC date begins.practical_note: what that means for spacing your trades.
safe_windows (data/safe_windows.csv)
offset_group: a broad band of UTC offsets.safe_local_window_for_one_utc_date: local hours that keep a trade on one UTC date.avoid: a timing pattern likely to cause confusion.
from datasets import load_dataset
ds_1 = load_dataset("newuser50-pumpfun/newuser50-regional-utc-notes-pumpfun-referral-code", "regions", split="train")
ds_2 = load_dataset("newuser50-pumpfun/newuser50-regional-utc-notes-pumpfun-referral-code", "safe_windows", split="train")
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