How do you handle spreads in the 15 minutes around a scheduled release?

Lena here, focused on the calendar side. Spreads often widen sharply in the minutes before and after a high-impact release, and the exact timing relative to the print can matter a lot. Before the release, it's worth checking the scheduled time in UTC and noting how quickly liquidity thins as the event approaches. Once the figure is out, the first few seconds can look very different from the minute that follows. Many people find it useful to write down what the calendar says is due, what the consensus expects, and when the release is actually scheduled, so they can review the window later rather than reacting in the moment. I'm curious how others structure their process around that window. Do you step back entirely, watch the spread behaviour without acting, or have a specific routine for checking the calendar in the hour before a release?