When considering if/when bitcoin price will hit $10,000 per coin remember:
Presently 3,600 coins are created each day.
At the current price of $375 per coin, that's $1.35M of additional supply created daily and $493M of additional supply created yearly.
The amount of demand coming in has been less than "Existing Supply" + "New Supply" so the price has been going down.
If bitcoin was to reach $10,000 per coin before the next halving. (Currently estimated to occur 2016-07-31)
http://bitcoinclock.com/The amount of new supply created would be:
Daily = $36 Million
Yearly = $13.1 Billion
Its not going to happen.
Edit: Yes I made a simple error. I had excel open working on something else and copy paste failed me. Corrected. Doesn't change my point that that level is not realistic or sustainable. dinofelis 6 posts below offers the only scenarios remotely plausible where this could happen.