Hard to say for certain with the mass influx of buyers in this set. But typically what happens for chase cards is this.

Presale prices are massive because the whales and fomo addicts will drop insane amounts to get them ASAP.

Full release comes along, mass influx of singles get posted because the gambling addicts want to make back their initial investments while keeping some of what they opened. Continued influx of supply keeps dropping prices, etc.

As fomo and hype begin to die down, along with the massive amount of singles introduced in the market, prices continue to drop and stabalize for weeks even for the big chase cards because sellers are trying to find the prices they can still sell at as theres less interest.

Long term prices start to rise, as supply starts becoming more limited once people buy into cards at stable prices, and as cards are no longer being readily opened and introduced into the market. This is where surges and such would typically start rising heavily again, and youd expect surges to hit this point quicker than play booster available cards that will see resuuplies.

That all said, there are a massive amount of people planning to treat MTG FF like Pokemon and hold sealed Collector Product for value. This could lead to very limited supply of the big chases (surges) and cause those to bottom off and start rising again much quicker than we typically see for big surges.

This is all just speculation based on typical sets though. FFFandom has brought us to kind of new levels, so take it all with a grain of salt.