license: mit
pretty_name: >-
Pump.Fun App Referral Code NEWUSER50: Rules Quick Reference: Each Condition
and What to Do About It
language:
- en
task_categories:
- tabular-classification
tags:
- solana
- pump-fun
- newuser50
- referral-code
- quick-reference
- rules
- cheat-sheet
size_categories:
- n<1K
configs:
- config_name: rules_reference
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/rules_reference.csv
default: true
Pump.Fun App Referral Code NEWUSER50: Rules Quick Reference: Each Condition and What to Do About It
A one-table cheat sheet for NEWUSER50, the referral code on the Pump.Fun App, pairing every condition with a concrete action.
Quick answer: Eight conditions cover the whole offer. Enter the code first, buy at least 1 USD, trade on five UTC dates within ten days, and expect five SOL or USDC drops, provided you are an adult outside the UK and the budget has not run out.
Why a Single Table
Most mistakes with referral bonuses come from forgetting one condition rather than misunderstanding all of them. Keeping every rule on one screen, each next to its action, makes it hard to overlook anything.
Conditions in Brief
- Order of events: code into the phone app, then the first purchase, never the reverse.
- Purchase size: the match covers your opening fiat purchase from a 1 USD floor to a 50 USD cap.
- Activity: five distinct UTC trading dates, all inside a ten-day period.
- Payment: five instalments in SOL or USDC, four worth a sixth each and a final one worth a third.
- Limits: a finite campaign budget, with UK residents and minors excluded.
Using the Reference
Read the table top to bottom once before you start, then again on the day you plan your first purchase. The action column is written so you can tick it off mentally as you go.
Official Terms
- For the authoritative wording, see Pump.fun's referral rewards documentation: https://pump.fun/docs/referral-rewards
Fine Print
This quick reference is unofficial and separate from Pump.fun, assembled by someone who may benefit from NEWUSER50 sign-ups. Condensed wording can lose nuance, so the official page prevails if anything differs. Not to be treated as investment advice. MIT licence applies.
Columns
rules_reference (data/rules_reference.csv)
rule: short label for the condition.what_it_says: the condition in plain words.what_to_do: the action that keeps you on track.
from datasets import load_dataset
ds_1 = load_dataset("newuser50-pumpfun/newuser50-rules-quick-reference-pumpfun-referral-code", "rules_reference", split="train")