Former ROVE head of growth and former The Arena adviser Amy Street said on X that the company and its founder, Jason, have long failed to pay wages and expense reimbursements owed to her, while also refusing to provide a full accounting of the token allocation she says she was entitled to receive. Street said she resigned last year after repeatedly chasing unpaid salary. During her time at the company, she said she covered event costs out of pocket on multiple occasions, including for profitable events, and was still unpaid while traveling for work in Abu Dhabi. After she left, Street said the other side was willing to release her remaining payment and token-related information only if she signed a termination agreement. She added that over the past year, some smaller reimbursements were paid, but larger outstanding payments and token allocation issues remain unresolved. Street also said the Rove App has been inaccessible for about a year, leaving user assets locked, and that a prior promise from the team to restore access "next week" was not fulfilled. She said she has preserved written evidence and has continued to pursue the matter through legal counsel after a year of unsuccessful private communication.
Former ROVE head of growth and former The Arena adviser Amy Street said in a post on X that ROVE and its founder, Jason, have long failed to pay wages and expense reimbursements owed to her, and have refused to provide a full accounting of the token allocation she says she earned.
Street details wage, reimbursement and token allocation claims
Street said she resigned last year after repeatedly pressing for unpaid salary. During her time with the company, she said she paid for event expenses out of pocket on multiple occasions, including for profitable events, and was still owed wages while on a work trip to Abu Dhabi.
After her resignation, Street said the other side offered to release her remaining payment and token information only on the condition that she sign a "termination agreement." Over the past year, she said, some smaller reimbursements were paid, but larger outstanding debts and the token allocation issue are still unresolved.
Claim says Rove App has been inaccessible for about a year
Beyond the compensation dispute, Street said the Rove App has been impossible to log into for about a year, leaving user assets locked. She added that an earlier promise by the official team to restore access "next week" was not kept.
Street said she has retained all written evidence and has continued to defend her rights through legal counsel. She said she chose to go public only after a year of unsuccessful private communication.
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