Sophon Farm Review 2026: Shutdown Notice and Withdrawals

Sophon Farm is the staking program of the Sophon project. Users deposited tokens to earn Sophon Points (SP), which could later be redeemed for the SOPH token. It ran on Ethereum and Sophon and was listed in DeFi data from January 2025.

The farm held about $2.97 million in total value locked in the data reviewed, down 2.7% over seven days. Partner projects such as Avail and Aethir offered liquid staking tokens that could be farmed there.

The project's status has changed. Public reporting from October 2026 report that the Sophon team is shutting down the network, with the mainnet shutdown reported for November 30. They tell users to withdraw unclaimed farm assets from the official farm site, and some coverage gives November 25 as the withdrawal cutoff. Sophon Farm is therefore winding down, not accepting new long-term users.

Sophon Farm was a deposit-and-earn program. Users sent supported tokens, including liquid staking tokens from partner projects, into the farm's contracts. In return the farm credited their accounts with Sophon Points (SP) in proportion to what they held and how long it stayed there.

Those points were not a token. The project description says they could later be redeemed for $SOPH, the network's token. This is a points farm: depositors give up liquidity for the program's duration in exchange for a share of future rewards. Value depends on the redemption terms.

With the network shutting down, the farm's main function now is to let depositors withdraw. Reports say unclaimed assets must be withdrawn from the official farm site before the deadline.

The Sophon Farm homepage does not publish a fee schedule. Deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum would incur normal network gas. One project post says farming on Sophon was gas free.

The farm paid its rewards in points, not through trading fees or interest, so no yield rate is stated. Any redemption terms for points would come from the Sophon team's own announcements.

The DeFi data lists two audits for Sophon Farm. The names of the auditors and the reports are not given publicly reviewed, so readers should look for them in the project's own documentation. Smart-contract risk always applies when assets are deposited into a farm, and audits do not remove it.

The larger risk now is the shutdown. Reports say users must withdraw unclaimed assets before the cutoff, and that the team warned of fake links. Use only addresses published by the official Sophon channels. The project does not publish licensing information, as it is a DeFi farm and not a regulated service.

This page is for people who deposited assets in Sophon Farm and need to know where things stand, and for researchers studying points-based farming programs. It is not for new depositors, since the network is being wound down.