I enjoyed and needed this.

Morality, in the sense of moral action or how it is being used by the author, to me, implies a sort of compass by which individual actions are navigated. So I think you're right it's about all actions.

Actually, this framing is one that bitcoin sort of unlocked in me. I believe religious devotees that we can read about in times past may have had a similar point of view - a strong conviction in not fearing failure or reproach, provided they are living their unabashed truth.

Bitcoin is not a religion, but, like the prominent religions, it divorces the material from the immaterial, and so allows people in our age to experience a quasi-religious fervour that is otherwise devoid in our age.