Using PostgreSQL COPY instead of INSERT with Sequelize.bulkCreate()?

Question

Read several sources stating how COPY is faster than INSERT statements in PostgreSQL when performing bulk ingests. Sequelize.js has a bulkCreate() function for doing bulk INSERTs.

Is it possible for Sequelize to do COPY instead of INSERT, and do you expect COPY to be faster? I am ingesting 10,000-1,000,000 rows at a time in each of the 5 parallel processes running for a total of 2 hours. Hope some speedups can be achieved using COPY and Sequelize.

Actual database is using TimescaleDB extension

Example Code

let Note = sequelize.define('notes', {
    description: Sequelize.STRING
});

let notes = [
    { description: 'Tai chi in the morning' },
    { description: 'Visited friend' },
    { description: 'Went to cinema' },
    { description: 'Listened to music' },
    { description: 'Watched TV all day' },
    { description: 'Walked for a hour' },
];

Note.bulkCreate(notes, { logging: console.log }).then(() => {
    console.log('notes created');
}).catch((err) => {
    console.log(err);
}).finally(() => {
    sequelize.close();
});

Generated SQL

INSERT INTO "notes" ("id","description") VALUES (DEFAULT,'Tai chi in the morning'),
(DEFAULT,'Visited friend'),(DEFAULT,'Went to cinema'),(DEFAULT,'Listened to music'),
(DEFAULT,'Watched TV all day'),(DEFAULT,'Walked for a hour') RETURNING *;