Hut 8 mining CEO Asher Genoot says that due to supply shortages of Bitcoin on exchanges, Wall St. wants to buy bitcoin directly from miners. “We’ve had banks reach out to us to try to buy our Bitcoin because of the supply shortages on these different exchanges,” he says.

So if supply is already low on exchanges, what happens later this month after the halving? “The supply coming down by 50%, from 900 Bitcoin to 450 Bitcoin per day, also makes a big impact, because now you have increasing demand but less supply,” Genoot said.

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https://www.dlnews.com/articles/snapshot/miner-says-wall-street-bankers-want-to-buy-bitcoin-holdings/