Burn a ticket. Raise a pyramid.
3,333 pyramids, and exactly enough TICKET in existence to mint them — 333,300,000 divided by 100,000, the same number counted two ways. Every mint destroys its tickets, so the supply of one falls as the other rises, and the collection cannot outrun its currency.
A pyramid costs twice
$3.666 in ETH, and 100,000 TICKET that stop existing. One call takes both and hands back the pyramid — no second contract keeping score, no signing service to be down, so a batch of twenty costs exactly twenty singles. Nothing to drift.
Sealed until it is not
Traits come from a seed set once, after the mint closes. Until then nobody — including whoever deployed this — can see what any token is, and once it lands it cannot be reshuffled.
One dial, inside a fence
The ticket price per pyramid can be retuned, because a thin market can move under it. The floor and ceiling are constants in the bytecode, so the range is readable before you buy.