Avoid entering right when the news is released: Trading during the first 5 to 15 minutes after a macroeconomic news event carries a high risk due to the lack of depth in the order book.

Watch the funding rate (Funding Rate): Before major events, check the funding rate on Binance Futures. If it is excessively positive or negative, it indicates an extreme imbalance toward one side of the market, increasing the risk of massive liquidation (squeeze).

Protection via Stop Loss: Stop Market orders guarantee you exit the market, but during events of extremely high volatility they can be executed with slippage. Stop Limit orders protect your exit price, but they risk not being executed if the market jumps past your price.

Asian Session (Tokyo / Hong Kong): Sets the first trends of the day; it typically has lower volume compared to New York.

European Session (London): Trading volume increases as European institutions enter the market.

New York Open (Wall Street): This is the time of the highest daily volatility. When the U.S. Stock Exchange opens, major investment funds, market makers, and the flows from spot Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs come in.