It will reach 1000 Sat by end of 2017, but the reasons are completely different than what you lay out here.

The pump to 932 Sat was something ... not sure if orchestrated or by the oblivious market. In any case it had no foundation in anything BURST offered at that time. The infrastructure was broken, wallets had lots of potential security issues and - inevitably - got squashed away in the July spam attack, so that the exchanges had to halt BURST trading.

If you think about it, these 900+ Sat was completely oblivious and I tend to believe that's what markets are: completely oblivious.

In any direction, because as unjustified-high Burst was before the July attacks, as unjustified-low it is now.

Network is stable and robust as never before https://explore.burst.cryptoguru.org/tool/observe (percentage of valid nodes in July was like single digit...), we do have a true mobile wallet now https://play.google.com/apps/testing/org.icewave.burstcoinwallet, a better main wallet, easy-to-install for Linux users: http://package.cryptoguru.org/
And even for Windows-Noobs:
https://forums.getburst.net/t/windows-cg-burst-wallet-launcher-released-the-most-stable-wallet-for-windows-users/608

In general, for about 6 weeks, BURST is gaining tremendous development momentum. And it's not just another crypto. It is the only crypto using Proof-of-Capacity for mining (transaction confirmation). And no, storj and similar shit doesn't count.

So yes, BURST will reach 1000 Sat - I believe even rather quick by the end of 2017, because it is right now ridiculously undervalued (conservatively I would say it should hover at 400 right now) and should FOMO kick in - hell knows what price we may see.