The price will definitely get bumped up by this, and will generate a lot more publicity for bitcoin. As the saying goes any publicity is good publicity. However, i just don't know how this will influence the pricing in the long term.
I'm not a fan of futures trading or high leveraging.
Basically a recipe for market manipulation, especially on such a large scale market.
I dont think its certain because price rises in anticipation of events like this. Buy the rumour, sell the news is the famous saying which probably fits this also. CME adds leverage to BTC involvement possibly and maybe a wider audience Im not sure, I think its just speculators not as much investors who take a contract this way ?
The other thing is that it might add sellers who want to short Bitcoin. This is easier to do in dollar denominated assets then bitcoin which is inherently resistant to leverage, Im not sure but its not a one way street. With volatility I think CME requires greater amounts of deposit to match positions in any contracted trade, so we might see more selling from this or greater trends then previously.
The reason I commented really was to say to OP, $10,000 not 8,000 is more like a correct target if much real effect is felt by the market. People might have an idea of IPO and a vast influx but my guess its quieter.
The other scenario its just a paper setup and not much actual difference in trade volume is observed ( this year)