Governor Mikhail Razvozhayev of Sevastopol announced that four firefighters who died during a Ukrainian drone attack have been posthumously awarded Orders of Courage. ^[1] Polymarket launched perpetual futures trading to the public on Thursday, adding leveraged contracts with no expiry on assets including Tesla, Bitcoin, and gold. ^[2] The firefighters were killed when a Ukrainian drone warhead detonated while they were clearing debris at a site in Sevastopol. ^[3] The four deceased firefighters were Anton Chudakov, Alexander Panchuk, Artem Duplin, and Roman Pilipchuk, who worked as pyrotechnics specialists. ^[4] Order placement is blocked from the United States, Canada, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk. ^[5] Polymarket listed 67 perpetual futures contracts on stocks, crypto, indices, and commodities, split into 36 stocks, 24 crypto assets, four commodities, and three indices. ^[6] The platform offers up to 20x leverage on crypto, stocks, commodities, and more, with funding settling hourly and capped at 4% per hour. ^[7] Razvozhayev noted that a fire was detected at a site near Kamyshevoye Highway in a residential cooperative (SNT) following the attack. ^[8]