Knights of Fantom Review 2026: A Very Small Farm

Knights of Fantom is listed on DefiLlama as a yield farm on the Fantom network, described as a play-to-earn product. The KNIGHTS token is associated with it. DefiLlama reports total value locked of about $23, down 18 percent over the past seven days, which is very small compared with established farms.

DefiLlama also lists three audits and a Twitter account under the handle knightsoffantom. The project does not include a working official website, because the homepage could not be fetched and no official URL was confirmed in public reporting. Public reporting returned mostly general Fantom coverage, not material about this specific farm.

The project has been listed on DefiLlama since February 2022. Beyond that, the project does not describe its team, reward schedule, supported assets or governance. Anyone considering it should verify the details directly with the project.

A yield farm lets users deposit tokens into a smart contract pool. The contract then pays rewards, often in the protocol's own token, to depositors in proportion to their share of the pool. Rewards are usually paid for keeping liquidity or tokens locked for a period.

Knights of Fantom is described by DefiLlama as a play-to-earn yield farm. The project does not say how the game element links to the farm, which tokens are accepted, or how the reward rate is set. Those details are needed to judge how the rewards are generated.

For a newcomer, the key question is where the rewards come from. If they depend mainly on new deposits or on a token that is emitted rather than earned from fees, the value can fall quickly when activity drops. The very small total value locked suggests that little capital is currently in the pool.

The project does not publish fee details for Knights of Fantom. Farms of this type usually involve network transaction costs on Fantom, and any protocol fees would appear in the contract or interface, which the project does not describe.

DefiLlama lists three audits for Knights of Fantom, but the project does not name the auditors or link to the reports. Audits show that a review took place at a point in time; they do not guarantee that current contracts are safe.

The main risks are smart-contract risk, meaning a bug or exploit could drain the pool, and token risk, since rewards and the KNIGHTS token can lose value. With total value locked around $23, the pool is very small, which adds liquidity risk for anyone trying to exit. The project does not state who holds custody or whether there is an admin key.

The project does not show any incidents, regulatory status or licences for this project. Treat any farm as a high-risk use of funds and only commit what you can afford to lose.

Knights of Fantom is most relevant to experienced DeFi users who already understand Fantom farms and want to research a very small, high-risk pool. It is not a clear fit for beginners, because the project does not explain how the play-to-earn rewards work or where the official site is.