Create, Educate, and Earn: The Coffee DEX Ambassador Contest is Live.

Coffee DEX, a new decentralized exchange developed by the team behind Swap Coffee, enters the DeFi space with a focus on accessibility, low-cost trading, and community-driven growth. Built to simplify the token-swapping experience, Coffee DEX allows users to trade directly from their wallets without giving up custody of their funds. It operates entirely on-chain, offering transparency and eliminating intermediaries. The platform is powered by the native $CES token, which supports staking, rewards, and other ecosystem utilities.

To build awareness around this new DEX, Swap Coffee has launched the Coffee DEX Ambassador Contest—an initiative that combines content creation with crypto rewards. The contest invites writers, educators, designers, and video creators to produce original content that explains, explores, or promotes Coffee DEX. Whether it’s a well-crafted Twitter thread, a YouTube breakdown, a blog post, or a creative infographic, the key requirement is originality and clarity. Submissions must include the participant’s personal referral link, which can be generated via the official @swapcoffee Telegram bot.

The prize pool consists of $500 in $CES, with 10 randomly selected approved posts receiving $30 each, and 4 high-quality submissions earning $50 each. More than just a contest, this is an opportunity to actively learn about decentralized finance by researching a real, functioning platform—and then translating that knowledge into valuable educational content. Participants who invite other creators via their referral link can also earn 10% of their referees’ prizes, reinforcing the platform’s emphasis on community and network-driven growth.

The contest runs until June 20, and entries are submitted directly through the bot. By participating, creators not only earn the chance to be rewarded but also build their understanding of DEXs, develop their voice in the Web3 space, and contribute to a decentralized ecosystem that values informed users and educators.