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Bitcoin Riches
to Prison Struggles

My name is Larry Harmon. I created Helix, a darknet Bitcoin mixer, captivated by the groundbreaking potential of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. What started as a fascination with innovation led me to create tools like Helix and Grams, pushing the boundaries of Bitcoin technology—but it all spiraled into a nightmare that cost me everything.

This is my prison journaling blog, where I share my journey through life in prison, my efforts to better myself, and reflections on the books I’m reading. Join me as I document this chapter of my life and work toward rebuilding a better future.

Picture of larry Harmon in Bitcoin shirt

Indicted in 2020 for one of the largest crypto money laundering operations ever

Betrayed by
a family Member

 Forced to hand over $500 million worth of Bitcoin to the government, I was left with nothing

Indicted

Betrayed

 Broken

My Journals from Jail

Explore my journey through incarceration with a unique collection of daily journals and in-depth book reports. Each entry offers a raw, personal perspective, transforming moments of confinement into reflections of growth and resilience.

BR: Moby Dick by Herman Melville

After what felt like forever, I've finally finished reading Moby Dick. Honestly, this was one of those classics that really tested my patience. The story kicks off with Ishmael, a guy looking for adventure, deciding to join a whaling ship called the Pequod. He's heard...

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Bittersweet Moves and Ketchup Mistakes

This week was kind of a bittersweet one. It started with one of my good friends — and my cube mate — getting transferred to the other building. He’s the same guy who burned himself making me a pizza for my birthday (I mentioned him in a previous post). He’s a real...

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BR: The Personal MBA By: Josh Kaufman

This is the latest in a long line of business-oriented self-help books I’ve read in here, and I thought it would just repeat the same old concepts. Not even close. This book taught me so much. Kaufman starts by making the case that business school is overpriced and...

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Halfway Home, Not Halfway Done

When I first got here, time felt like it was crawling. Every day dragged, every hour felt like it would never end. But now that I’m at my halfway point — officially more time behind me than ahead — it’s surprising how much faster it all feels. Once you can see the...

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BR: A Brief History of Time By: Stephen Hawking

Another great classic to add to my knowledge base! A Brief History of Time was a London Times bestseller for 237 weeks when it came out in 1988 — and I can see why. Hawking explains incredibly difficult topics with clarity and grace. While I’ve already read and...

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Freedom Run, Prison Lockdown

This week was a pretty big one for me — and another dramatic one for the compound. But honestly, most weeks are at least interesting when you live in a prison camp. First, some good news: July 1st marked my official halfway point! Half my time is now behind me — more...

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My Book List

Explore my journey through incarceration with a unique collection of daily journals and in-depth book reports. Each entry offers a raw, personal perspective, transforming moments of confinement into reflections of growth and resilience.

Help Out

If my story resonates with you and you’d like to make a difference, click below to visit the Help Out page. There, you’ll find ways to support me during my time in prison through commissary contributions or Bitcoin, as well as a contact form to connect with me about future business ventures once I’m released. Together, we can turn this journey into a story of redemption and success.