# How to find Raydium Timestamp

### With every launch on Radium, the dev can set a timestamp to open the pool We can find this exact time in the Add Liquidity transaction

First find the add liquidity tx on birdeye or raydium

For example this one\
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<https://solscan.io/tx/2A6ESZQ51vpKp2WAXUj8UWoUAUn4N9AGLaWtWcUGCjetk5cT8RA7knXYTrRPkhaFUS3tiDEPAUBScPrft6r9p8kS>

Scroll all the way down and you you gonna find the instruction #5

\#5 Unknown program instruction

> Program log: initialize2: InitializeInstruction2 { nonce: 254, open\_time: **1702840380**, init\_pc\_amount: 3000000000, init\_coin\_amount: 1000000000000 }

You can check the open\_time: 1702840380\
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This is a unit timestamp, used in general in the programmer language\
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you can converto the real time here\
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epochconverter.com<br>


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