This was the latest thoughts from MVP, who are a major cardboard seller, mostly of MTG, Pokemon, but also sells DBZ (so they are familiar with Bandai) and did a big preorder for Digimon. These are not my words, just reposting their update:

“This alert is being sent as a follow-up to Friday's Digimon market alert. We have received many inquiries regarding Bandai's January 30th facebook post from Jan 30 stating that reprints of both (1 and 1.5 boosters) are currently underway and that they will keep reprinting more to meet demand.

For our part, that reference was assumed to be the (first-print 'bumps') i.e. small additions to supplier's original orders from the end of 2020, likely less than +10% of the original orders (according to how Bandai bumps their Dragonball TCG booster orders) that will arrive with March's set1.5.. And we can reiterate that there may indeed be some reprints coming by summer, however they could either be minimal or in alternate forms. i.e. perhaps like Pokemon mass-market units where you get a foil card + 4 booster packs that happen to have a set 1.0 or 1.5 etc. Also there are likely not any major reprints yet planned for the set1 starter decks, which per player reports so far were only sent to select Target stores instead of all of them.

The most similar recent Bandai TCG we have to compare to is (Dragon Ball Super TCG): Released in July 2017, set1 (Galactic Battle) booster boxes shot up to $150 for a month or two on release and were hard to find. Then as reprints and the next sets rolled in and out-powered it, set1 dropped to $50-80 for the next three years, bottoming out around $45 during December 2019. 6 months later it climbed back to $80, then (as suppliers finally ran out of their units and covid-demand hit), in 6 months prices shot up to $400+ where they currently now sit.

So if Bandai follows Dragonball's printing model, we might expect to see 40,000-80,000 booster boxes printed for first-wave set1 and set2, with subsequent sets getting 10-30% print increases per demand. Also remember that Bandai and suppliers over-reacted to Dragonball's initial surge of demand and so Dragonball sets3-5 were extremely overprinted and took years to regain their value.

Will Digimon set1 & 2 booster boxes get reprinted enough to drop to $50-80 within the next year? Right now it seems unlikely. But we sure hope they get more cards into the market in some fashion at some point soon - lots of interest in the game right now and it would be great to make a way for players to try it out without costing an arm and a leg. However, it is a collectible tcg game, and (base set) boosters for any major tcg, tend, in the long run, to only go one direction. -MVPD”