Peer-to-peer transactions I believe are the answer. Whatever cryptocurrency you have, use it only in peer-to-peer, wallet-to-wallet transactions. It's no different than being in person at that point as long as you are sending /receiving the same cryptocurrency. It's like cash at that point. Keep it out of the exchanges. :)
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hi, I am doing a webinar as the follow up, sorry its late but I have been so busy. Hope you will attend the webinar
https://dlive.io/video/theexcelclub/bdffe2b0-70c2-11e8-8587-fb4bcb1f0470 https://steemit.com/dlive/@paulag/hosting-my-fist-live-webinar-on-dlive-and-you-are-invited
these would be considered barter transactions and should be accounted for in such manor then