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# Adjusting and Transferring Equity

### Use Cases for Transfer Equity Proposal

* **Wallet Compromised:** If a Member's wallet is compromised, Admins can transfer ownership to a new wallet. Members whose wallets are compromised can share their new wallet with Admins. Admins can then add a new Member to the Group using the Add Member Proposal and then Transfer Equity to the new Member. 
* **Trading Equity Stakes:** Members may want to trade their Equity Stake with a new Member. They can do this privately off of the Lore platform and inform Admins of the arrangement they have made. Admins can add a new Member to the Group using the Add Member Proposal and then Transfer Equity to the new Member. Trading Equity privately and using the Transfer Equity Proposal is a way to avoid having to create liquidity to Exit a Member and have a new Member join.

**Other Adjustments With The Redistribution Proposal:**

* **Equity Redistribution:** Groups can import members and manually calculate their ownership mid-cycle. This is useful for importing external group members or accounting for contributions made off of Lore.
* **Manual Adjustments:** Need to fix an error or reflect someone's contributions? You can adjust ownership shares without any payouts. 

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### Remember:

* All these actions use your ownership stake to determine amounts.
* Exiting is always an option, and you'll get your fair share.
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