Update description on PK's

Author: gaonip

docs/pages/concepts/architecture/oegs.mdx

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
 # OEGS
 
-## What is the Order Entry Gateway Service (OEGS) ?
+## What is the Order Entry Gateway Service (OEGS)
 The Order Entry Gateway represents the next step in dYdX’s multi-stage performance evolution:
 
 1. Designated proposers — A governance-selected subset of validators responsible for proposing blocks. This creates a predictable topology for faster routing (available in v9 software upgrade).

docs/pages/concepts/trading/rewards/index.mdx

@@ -21,13 +21,17 @@ There are several reward mechanisms available with the protocol software.
 
 See more on [Staking Rewards](/concepts/trading/rewards/staking-rewards).
 
-## Trading Rewards
+## Trading Rewards (Note that C factor has been set to 0)
 
 - Rewards distributed to `Traders` after each successful trade
 - Based on a specified `formula` with several inputs
 - Distributed automatically every block with successful trades
 - Claimed automatically
 
+:::note
+Note that traders now earn 50% trading rebates directly after each trade as trading rewards via C factor have been set to 0 via governance.
+:::
+
 See more on [Trading Rewards](/concepts/trading/rewards/trading-rewards).
 
 ## Fees

docs/pages/concepts/trading/rewards/trading-rewards.mdx

@@ -99,11 +99,12 @@ Note that the community has voted to set the C parameter to 0
 :::
 
 ```
-Trading Reward from Taker Fee = 1,000,000 * (0.0004 − 0.00011 − 0.0002) * 0 * (1−0.6)
-Trading Reward from Taker Fee = 1,000,000 * 0.00009 * 0 * 0.4 = 18 = 0
+Trading Reward from Taker Fee = 1,000,000 * (0.0004 − 0.00011 − 0.0002) * 0.4 * (1−0.6)
+Trading Reward from Taker Fee = 1,000,000 * 0.00009 * 0.4 * 0.4 = 18
 ```
 
 For this example, the Trading Reward would be equivalent to $18 in DYDX for an approximate Taker Fee of $400 paid by the user.
+Note that however since the C factor has been reduced to 0, traders now get rebates directly instead of C constant trading rewards
 
 
 ## FAQ

docs/pages/interaction/permissioned-keys/index.mdx

@@ -14,22 +14,23 @@ There are 2 ways to setup Permissioned API Keys:
 2/ Via API (customisable)
 
 
+::::steps
+
 ### Setup Permissioned API Keys via Trade Interface
 
 ![Setup Permissioned API Key](/APIKey.png)
 
-- On the dYdX.trade after loggin in with your wallet or socials, click `More → API Trading Keys`.
-- Click `Generate New API Key`.
-- The app then generates a new keypair:
+On the dYdX.trade, after signing in with your wallet or socials:
+- click `More → API Trading Keys`.
+- Click `Generate New API Key`. This generates a new keypair:
     - API Wallet Address
-    - Private Key (one-time view)
-
-- Make sure to save your Private Key immediately. It will not be shown again and is not stored by dYdX.
-- Check the terms and click Authorize API Key.
-- Done — you can repeat this process to create multiple API keys if needed.
+    - Private Key
+    :::note
+    This is a one-time view, make sure to save your Private Key immediately. It will not be shown again and is not stored by dYdX
+    :::
+- Check the `terms` and click `Authorize API Key`.
 - Now you can go to [Import private key](/interaction/permissioned-keys#trader) to start trading via API keys.
 
-::::steps
 
 ### Create an authenticator
 
@@ -195,7 +196,7 @@ client
 
 Grab the authenticator ID created by the **owner** in [Add authenticator](/interaction/permissioned-keys#add-the-authenticator), either by: 
 - request the **owner** for the authenticator ID or by using the list authenticators method to fetch the to be used authenticator (see [list authenticators](/interaction/permissioned-keys#last-authenticators)).
-- Get the private key from the owner in [**Owner**::Step 1](/interaction/permissioned-keys#get-the-private-key).
+- Get the private key from the owner in [via the Trade Interface](/interaction/permissioned-keys#get-the-private-key).
 
 
 ### Setup the permissioned wallet