you say you are russian but you are only quoting english wrote media.

even the video from last month you failed to transcribe. instead you conceded to blindly follow the chinese whispers(a game where one person tells another until its so mis-interpretted that everyone laughs) of non-mainstream media.. because guess what. coindesk is not mainstream they are clickbait websites. trying to find stories that are not explaining the truth
"russia wants to increase punishment for unregistered money exchangers exchanging prepaid debit cards, fiat and bitcoin"
but twisting it into a paraphrase of "bitcoin=Russian jail"

so sorry but when you read something in the news. find the source. then go to the source. read the source. and if that source is paraphrasing another source, then go to that deeper source too.. and if the originating source is a legal document or something thats authentic, great.
but if its "someone from within".. basically no proof of who or context. then not great.

try it. you may enjoy finding out real information for once.

I offered to transcribe the entire video for you -- you refused to pay for my time.
Since I'm a generous guy, and you're likely poor, I offer you an alternative: Pick any 20-second segment of that video, and I'll transcribe it.
When I do, you have to change your forum signature (the blurb that appears under your posts) to "Please disregard; I suck cocks." In red, bold font. For 1 month.
If I fail, I'll do the same.
Deal?

@RodeoX: This thread is about http://www.coindesk.com/report-russia-to-propose-7-year-prison-sentences-for-digital-currency-issuers/
The linked thread is about http://www.coindesk.com/receiving-bitcoin-payments-is-a-crime-says-russian-presidential-advisor/
Franky1 is trying to save face by quoting the proposal which "The Russian Finance Ministry has reportedly tightened."

i already trascribed it and although i got many bitcoins you are not worth a satoshi because you failed to transcribe it, or even read russian documents from source for your own personal understanding, let alone to tell other people about.

maybe if you for once read something properly for your own understanding. and then replied with a proper understanding then you could sell your (lack) of translation skills to a website that wants to be internationally readable.(theres plenty of them)

but i guess you are going to keep on taking the non-mainstream media as your only source. goodluck with that

what you are reading is obviously the non-mainstream media. might be worth a look on Duma or minfin (russia's official financial sites).. like i did

ofcourse russia has money transmitter licences. do you really think moneygram, westernunion dont have to follow russian rules when trading in russia?

the equivalent to the american SEC is the russian OБЭП  (DAEC) economic crime department. who inspect businesses, check their books and other such things similar to SEC, especially if there has been a complaint abut fraud or scams.

The bet is not about you having it transcribed. You, possibly due to struggling with your own native tongue, somehow got it into your head that I don't know Russian.
Here's your chance to prove me a liar.
Surprised you don't take me up on it
Could it b ur... ?
Lol, don't you know mainstream media is too busy sucking bankster cock to report The Truth about Bitcoin?

Thanks for the responses guys.
Could it be that the confusion is not only with us but also with Russia? Perhaps they are in the "WTF is this?" phase and officials are sending mixed messages as they try to figure it out. I know early on some U.S. officials were saying bitcoin is illegal based on their poorly informed ideas about it. It would be sad if we saw actual arrests or fines for using bitcoin in a legal way.

Wow that is pretty harsh. I guess the Russian government really hates Bitcoin, and a lot of people probably now hate the Russian government for doing this. They really had no reason to do it.

Thats what you get if you live in a communist country i think korea and china is next to do a law like that as they are allied countries.
Businessmen who are involve in bitcoin are better be careful they might end up in jail.

Looking the growth of bitcoin, Russia might have thought that it would make economic collapse to their nation. Just as a part they might be having such severe punishments. Soon realize the reality and withdraw the statements on punishing bitcoin users.