diff --git a/docs/smooth.md b/docs/smooth.md
index 430af4029..9f0fc24e0 100644
--- a/docs/smooth.md
+++ b/docs/smooth.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Welcome to the Smooth Documentation! Here, you'll find detailed insights and ess
 :::info
 Interested in Smooth? Check out **[Deep Dive into Smooth](/docs/smooth/deep-dive-into-smooth/overview.md)** to get a general idea of how Smooth works, or check the **[subscription guides](/docs/smooth/subscribe-to-smooth/overview.md)** to learn how to join!
 :::
-## What is Smooth and you should join it?
+## What is Smooth and why you should join it?
 
 Smooth is a MEV Smoothing Pool designed to elevate the Ethereum solo staking experience. By pooling MEV rewards, **Smooth offers Solo Stakers the unique opportunity to earn higher rewards consistently**, reducing reliance on luck and maximizing the potential of every staked ether. Join Smooth and take your solo staking experience to the next level!
 
diff --git a/docs/smooth/deep-dive-into-smooth/rewards.md b/docs/smooth/deep-dive-into-smooth/rewards.md
index 7756d50e7..164d1a042 100644
--- a/docs/smooth/deep-dive-into-smooth/rewards.md
+++ b/docs/smooth/deep-dive-into-smooth/rewards.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Later on, when a validator sends a valid block proposal to Smooth, all its `Pend
 
 Therefore, we consider that a validator has 2 types of rewards:
 
-* **Pending Rewards**: Rewards that are not consolidated yet. They can not be claimed yet.
+* **Pending Rewards**: Rewards that are not consolidated yet. They can not be claimed.
 * **Accumulated Rewards**: Rewards that are consolidated and can be claimed by the validator.
 
 :::info
diff --git a/docs/smooth/faq-glossary.md b/docs/smooth/faq-glossary.md
index 1636d83d0..2c54b8446 100644
--- a/docs/smooth/faq-glossary.md
+++ b/docs/smooth/faq-glossary.md
@@ -3,22 +3,22 @@
 
 <details closed>
   <summary>What do I need to do to claim my rewards?</summary>
-  Once your pending balance goes active after successfully proposing a block, a small claim transaction will be required from the withdrawal address to send the ETH rewards to your wallet.
+  Once your pending rewards are transformed into accumulated rewards after your block proposal, a small claim transaction will be required from the withdrawal address to send the ETH rewards to your wallet.
 </details>
 
 <details closed>
   <summary>Is there a fee that Dappnode takes for participating in Smooth?</summary>
-  7% of all the Rewards goes to supporting the development of Dappnode.
+  7% of all the Rewards goes to supporting the development of Dappnode and sustainability of Smooth.
 </details>
 
 <details closed>
   <summary>If I want to unsubscribe my validator from Smooth, when is the best time to do it?</summary>
-    Unsubscribing a validator from Smooth causes it to lose all its pending rewards. Hence, the ideal moment to exit Smooth is after successfully proposing a block. A successful block proposal transfers all pending rewards claimable, allowing you to claim them before unsubscribing. This approach minimizes the pending rewards lost when unsubscribing.
+    Unsubscribing a validator from Smooth causes it to lose all its pending rewards. Hence, the ideal moment to exit Smooth is just after your last successful block proposal is reflected in Smooth's Smart Contract. A successful block proposal transfers all pending rewards claimable, allowing you to claim them before unsubscribing. This approach minimizes the pending rewards lost when unsubscribing.
 </details>
 
 <details closed>
-  <summary>If I choose automatic subscription to Smooth, will part of my first block proposal still go to me?</summary>
-  Yes, although manual subscription is recommended so that validators can start accumulating rewards as soon as they subscribe, as oposed to wait until a successful block proposal.
+  <summary>Does Smooth take my Consensus Layer (CL) rewards?</summary>
+  No, Smooth does not take your CL rewards. CL rewards are always sent directly to your withdrawal address. Smooth only takes the execution layer rewards, which are the fees or MEV of the blocks you propose. These are the rewards that are sent to the fee recipient.
 </details>
 
 ## Glossary