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The 30 day countdown means that you will have to wait exactly 30 days, or 720 hours - to unlock the Steam Market. There is no way around that.
In order to use Steam Market, your transaction has to have been made more than 30 days, less than 365 days ago. To use Steam Market without any interruptions, you will have to make a new transaction every 335 days.
It should be considered a purchase, as it's a transaction; adding funds via Steam Wallet card on the flipside - is not. (For an example.)
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1047-edfm-2932
Remember all times are in Valve's local time (US Pacific) and dates are presented in mm/dd/yyyy
If you're talking about restrictions, they're presented in the user's local time when they hover the cursor on top of the Sell -button.
It's not some "midnight release" -thing, it's the exact time they did a transaction that they get the Market unlocked 30 days later.
It's unlocked the same hour, same minute and the same second they've done the transaction 30 days earlier.
People just think they'll be able to use Market from their timezone's midnight.
i.e. If I did my first transaction after 365 days at 21:00 (GMT+2), and 10 AM PDT is 20:00 for me (GMT-8 and mine's +2) / or -7 and +3 with 'Daylight Saving Time'.
I'd still get the Market unlocked at 21:00, not at 20:00.