Update: CEDE and WC docs

docs/src/routes/docs/[...4]wallets/walletconnect.md

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 # Walletconnect
 
-Wallet module for connecting Wallet Connect to web3-onboard
+Wallet module for connecting WalletConnect to web3-onboard, currently supporting both v1 and v2.
 
 :::admonition type=warning
 _Not all Wallets support WalletConnect V2 currently. For an up to date list please see the [WalletConnect Explorer](https://explorer.walletconnect.com/?version=2)_

docs/src/routes/docs/[...4]wallets/cede-store.md → docs/src/routes/docs/[...5]other/cede-store.md

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 # cede.store
 
-## Wallet module for connecting cede.store Wallet SDK to web3-onboard
-
-cede.store is a non-custodial browser extension designed to store CEX (centralized exchange) API keys and to sign CEX requests from the client-side. It allows users to manage their cryptos in their CEX through a unified interface.
-
-Any dApp can integrate cede.store in order to track and/or manage a user's CEX assets. In this way, we offer the dApp a way to monitor and manage a user's CEX assets while remaining non-custodial and maintaining the same user experience as any DeFi browser wallet.
-
-See [cede.store Wallet Developer Docs](https://docs.cede.store)
+CEX Wallet module for connecting cede.store to web3-onboard. Check out the cede.store Wallet Developer Docs [cede.store Wallet Developer Docs](https://docs.cede.store) for more information.
 
 :::admonition type=warning
-As cede.store is not a traditional 1193 wallet behavior is a little different from other wallets that connect through web3-onboard in that there is no on-chain user address to interact with and there isn't a specific chain associated. With this behavior dapp devs will need to handle accordingly and differently from traditional 1193 wallets. The dapp dev can expect the connect account to not be shown as a hex value (or at all) and the chain to always be `0x0` when a user connects with cede.store for that specific wallet account.
+Cede.store is not a traditional 1193 wallet, behavior is different in that there is no on-chain user address to interact with and there isn't a specific chain associated.
+Dapp devs will need to handle accordingly through the exposed API and can expect the connect account to not be shown as a hex value (or at all) and the chain to always be 0x0 when a user connects with cede.store for that specific wallet account.
 :::
 
 ### Install

packages/cede-store/README.md

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 # @web3-onboard/cede-store
 
-## Wallet module for connecting cede.store Wallet SDK to web3-onboard
+CEX Wallet module for connecting cede.store to web3-onboard. Check out the cede.store Wallet Developer Docs [cede.store Wallet Developer Docs](https://docs.cede.store) for more information.
 
-cede.store is a non-custodial browser extension designed to store CEX (centralized exchange) API keys and to sign CEX requests from the client-side. It allows users to manage their cryptos in their CEX through a unified interface.
-
-Any dApp can integrate cede.store in order to track and/or manage a user's CEX assets. In this way, we offer the dApp a way to monitor and manage a user's CEX assets while remaining non-custodial and maintaining the same user experience as any DeFi browser wallet.
 
 As cede.store is not a traditional 1193 wallet behavior is a little different from other wallets that connect through web3-onboard in that there is no on-chain user address to interact with and there isn't a specific chain associated. With this behavior dapp devs will need to handle accordingly and differently from traditional 1193 wallets. The dapp dev can expect the connect account to not be shown as a hex value (or at all) and the chain to always be `0x0` when a user connects with cede.store for that specific wallet account.
 
-See [cede.store Wallet Developer Docs](https://docs.cede.store)
-
 ### Install
 
 `npm i @web3-onboard/cede-store`