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A) Echoes can eventually fade away as you suggest.
B) Some Echoes are sufficiently faded that only a karmically-unique creature like the Saint can perceive them.
Whether we can deduce from this that an Echo may fade away such that it functionally does not exist, so that not even the Saint can perceive them, is a question still up in the air. I would argue that a faded Echo has, if not ascended, then been "crossed out" as some of their philosophies put it. The effect is the same, but the journey is so much tougher than just Void Fluid immersion.