More interesting than the CO2 release per Bitcoin is the CO2 release per transaction. I guess this is still substantially higher than for normal bank transacti

More interesting than the CO2 release per Bitcoin is the CO2 release per transaction. I guess this is still substantially higher than for normal bank transactions -- but how much? Normal money and living also releases CO2. When you use your big car to drive to the bakery 0.2 miles away, you release a lot of CO2 and all to buy some rolls worth 0.0...? Bitcoin. When I understand the system right, the number of transactions possible per generated Bitcoin should also rise in the same speed (or higher?) as the CO2 release does.