[basecamp] Add new diagrams to base camp

apps/base-docs/base-camp/docs/erc-721-token/erc-721-standard.md

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 For users, the ERC-721 standard offers an intuitive, consistent interface for interacting with a wide array of unique tokens. Regardless of the token's specific use or design, users can reliably check their ownership of tokens, transfer tokens to other addresses, and approve transactions. This consistency enhances usability across the Ethereum platform, from digital art marketplaces to tokenized real estate and gaming applications.
 
+![The Evolution of the Ethereum Ecosystem](../../assets/images/erc-721/erc-721-standard.png)
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 ## Applications

apps/base-docs/base-camp/docs/introduction-to-ethereum/gas-use-in-eth-transactions.md

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 Gas costs can also vary depending on the state of the network, or more specifically, how congested it is. When there are more transactions waiting to be processed than the network can handle, it will prioritize transactions based on the gas price that was set by the user, meaning that higher gas prices are more likely to get processed first. When the network is congested, gas prices increase to encourage more efficient use of the network's resources and decrease when network usage is lower. This dynamic pricing mechanism ensures that the Ethereum network remains accessible and functional for all users, while also incentivizing responsible and efficient use of the network's resources.
 
+![Web2 & Web3 Limitations](../../assets/images/introduction-to-ethereum/gas-costs.png)
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 ## Why is gas necessary?