Qualigen (NASDAQ:QLGN) finds itself on a sensational trajectory today, spawned from an unexpected announcement unveiling a substantial financial advancement in the form of a new loan.

By securing a $2 million Senior Note, due in 2025 with an 18% annual interest rate, Qualigen now disports an additional infusion of cash into its coffers.

However, this newfound financial windfall is not sans conditions. It has catalyzed alterations in the Qualigen governance structure, leading to the resignation of several board members.

Consequently, the Qualigen board of directors went through a metamorphosis, with the appointment of three fresh faces – Campbell Becher, Robert Lim, and Cody Price. The precise duties of these novices are yet to unfold.

Response of QLGN Stock Today

The reverberations of these developments have resonated through the QLGN stock, with today’s trading activity painting a picture of frenzied excitement. Approximately 297 million shares have exchanged hands, dwarfing the average daily volume of around 5.6 million shares.

In tandem with this tumultuous activity, QLGN stock has soared to remarkable heights, boasting a 141.2% surge as of the latest update.

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