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Is "quantum-inspired" computing for crypto arbitrage a real thing or just marketing jargon? been seeing a lot of videos lately talking about using "quantum nodes" for high-frequency crypto arbitrage and honestly i can't tell if it's legit tech or just buzzwords. was watching a youtube breakdown today about a platform called illuminance global. the creator claims they aren't using actual physical quantum computers, but a "quantum-inspired architecture" through their node network that processes hundreds of market scenarios in parallel alongside AI to catch micro spreads of 0.1% to 0.5%. i know traditional HFT firms spend millions on infrastructure to shave off milliseconds, but is "quantum-inspired parallel processing" an actual mathematical framework being used in trading right now?