Sure, but keep in mind that will be true regardless of whether its "effects" turn out to be the same effects you're predicting.

The UK will last longer than the EU. The EU has a fundamental schism of a shared monetary policy, without a shared fiscal policy (see euro sovereign debt crisis). It also has a problem regarding the population becoming increasingly sceptical of freedom of movement, voting for more socially conservative parties.

Hopefully the EU can be reformed to go back to a trading bloc, with a liberal visa regime for member states, rather than an idealistic United States of Europe model, punctuated periodically by brutal austerity.

Nah unless it's for blood money UK would have been bankrupt a long time ago