Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:37:13 AM

Anyone can write down a number a name of a non-existent thing and then clam to owe it.

Yes, but that won't be necessarily true. For example, you can tell me that you own 1 BTC (the fake number as you say), but if you don't provide me a valid signature which proves that you're the owner of the outputs, then I'll have to keep your word for it. So it's not the same as having a ledger which can be altered by anyone.

It is obvious that you don't know anything not only about Bitcoin, but about cryptography in general.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:37:13 AM

Satoshi, via his software, can write down that a miner's address owns 10 bitcoins.

But, that won't make it true, because they won't be able to provide the valid signature.

You're wrong. Learn to admit and move on.