Liquidity isn't uniform across the 24-hour cycle. It pulses - thick during overlaps, paper-thin in the dead zones, and violently directional

Liquidity isn't uniform across the 24-hour cycle. It pulses - thick during overlaps, paper-thin in the dead zones, and violently directional when macro catalysts hit thin books. For traders of minor and exotic pairs, understanding these session fingerprints isn't optional; it's the difference between getting filled at your price and watching slippage eat your edge. The three-session framework Forex runs on three primary liquidity engines: Asia (Tokyo/Sydney), Europe (London/Frankfurt), and North America (New York). Each has a distinct character. Asia favors range-bound price action in yen and aussie crosses, with thinner books in exotics like $USDMXN or $USDZAR. Europe brings...