$10000 is really high, but such a big rise can be expected only when users can mass adoption take place in accordance to the time period of existence.
According to the effect of network on the price. If the number of user increase 10 folds, the price will increase 100 folds. So the mass adoption can increase the price a lot.
And what if all these users are faucet farmers only and looking for free ways to collect as many Bitcoins as they can?
I am quite sure that these people will not have any effect on the price as they only look for free coins.
In that case I guess the network effect would be zero. But it seems like quite an implausible scenario. Is there anything to suggest that the demographics of new users has changed so dramatically?