Update graphql-rpc.mdx (#20872)

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Co-authored-by: Ronny Roland <[email protected]>

docs/content/concepts/components.mdx

@@ -21,9 +21,10 @@ There is a cost associated with everything, and blockchain transactions are no e
 To learn more about the tokenomics of Sui, see the following topics:
 
 - [Sui Tokenomics](./tokenomics.mdx)
-- [Sui Token](./tokenomics/sui-coin.mdx)
 - [Gas in Sui](./tokenomics/gas-in-sui.mdx)
-- [Sui Storage Fund](./tokenomics/storage-fund.mdx)
+- [Gas Pricing](./tokenomics/gas-pricing.mdx)
+- [Staking and Unstaking](./tokenomics/staking-unstaking.mdx)
+- [Sui Bridging](./tokenomics/sui-bridging.mdx)
 
 ## Delegated proof-of-stake consensus
 
@@ -33,8 +34,6 @@ To learn more about consensus on Sui, see the following guides and topics:
 
 - [Validator Committee](guides/operator/validator-committee.mdx)
 - [Sui Full Node Data Management](guides/operator/data-management.mdx) 
-
-
 
 ## Sui networks
 

docs/content/concepts/graphql-rpc.mdx

@@ -284,6 +284,6 @@ In addition to rate limits, queries are also validated against a number of rules
 
 ## Related links
 
-- [GraphQL quick-start](../guides/developer/getting-started/graphql-rpc.mdx): Querying Sui RPC with GraphQL gets you started using GraphQL to query the Sui RPC for on-chain data.  
-- [GraphQL migration](../guides/developer/advanced/graphql-migration.mdx): Migrating to GraphQL guides you through migrating Sui RPC projects from JSON-RPC to GraphQL. 
-- [GraphQL reference](../references/sui-graphql.mdx): Auto-generated GraphQL reference for Sui RPC.
+- [Querying Sui RPC with GraphQL](../guides/developer/getting-started/graphql-rpc.mdx): Gets you started using GraphQL to query the Sui RPC for on-chain data.  
+- [Migrating to GraphQL](../guides/developer/advanced/graphql-migration.mdx): Guides you through migrating Sui RPC projects from JSON-RPC to GraphQL. 
+- [GraphQL for Sui RPC](../references/sui-graphql.mdx): Auto-generated GraphQL reference for Sui RPC.

docs/content/concepts/tokenomics/gas-in-sui.mdx

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ A Sui transaction must pay for both the computational cost of execution and the
 
 While computation and storage fees are separate, they are conceptually similar in that they each translate computation or storage into SUI terms by multiplying computation or storage units by the relevant price.
 
-Finally, Sui [Storage mechanics](storage-fund.mdx#storage-fund-rewards) provide storage fee rebates whenever a transaction deletes previously stored objects. Hence, the net fees that a user pays equals gas fees minus the rebates associated with data deletion:
+Finally, Sui storage mechanics provide storage fee rebates whenever a transaction deletes previously stored objects. Hence, the net fees that a user pays equals gas fees minus the rebates associated with data deletion:
 
 `net_gas_fees = computation_gas_fee + storage_gas_fee - storage_rebate`
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Using coarse bucketing accomplishes two important goals:
 
 Similarly, Sui transactions vary depending on the amount of new data written into on-chain storage. The variable storage units capture these differences by mapping the amount of bytes held in storage into storage units. The current Sui schedule is linear and maps each byte into 100 storage units. So, for example, a transaction that stores 25 bytes costs 2,500 storage units, while a transaction that stores 75 bytes costs 7,500 units.
 
-Importantly, in the Sui [Storage Fund](storage-fund.mdx) model users pay up front for the cost of storing data in perpetuity but can also get a partial rebate on previously stored data, if that data is deleted. Hence, the amount of storage fees that you pay can be split into a rebateable and non-rebateable amount. Initially, the rebateable amount equals 99% of the storage fees, while the non-rebateable amount equals the remaining 1%.
+Importantly, in the Sui [storage fund](../tokenomics.mdx#storage-fund) model users pay up front for the cost of storing data in perpetuity but can also get a partial rebate on previously stored data, if that data is deleted. Hence, the amount of storage fees that you pay can be split into a rebateable and non-rebateable amount. Initially, the rebateable amount equals 99% of the storage fees, while the non-rebateable amount equals the remaining 1%.
 
 ### Gas budgets {#gas-budgets}