>>717640497Moot will never buy 4chan back and, in all likelihood, does not want to be an admin or be involved with anonymous imageboards at all at this point.
The 4chan experience for him was essentially him making $0 at best to maintain a community that ended up hating him for the last four years he ran the ship.
Had Hiroyuki not been in the afterglow of getting raped by Watkins, I imagine moot would've just closed 4chan for good in 2015. Hiroyuki buying the site was essentially a friendly transaction no matter how much moot got paid for it.
Anyways, as the website's traffic goes down, we probably won't see much happen till like 2030. The first step was that pass price hike by another $10 earlier this year, and as time goes on we'll probably see something like smaller boards getting deprecated, slower boards getting lower page counts and bump limits, archived threads staying up for shorter periods of time.
At this point it's impossible for the site to truly die.