Amy Street, a former head of growth at ROVE and former adviser to The Arena, said in a post on X that she resigned from the crypto social company after her wages were delayed multiple times last year. Street said that nearly a year later, she still has not received a full accounting of the token allocation she says she earned during her tenure, and that some salary payments and expense reimbursements remain outstanding. She also said Jason Desimone had previously made a written promise that pay would no longer be late, but after she was told on Nov. 4 last year that her October salary had been sent, the funds did not arrive. Street said she resigned on Nov. 12 while working in Abu Dhabi, and that after her resignation she was asked to sign a termination agreement before final payments and token information would be provided. In the same post, she said the ROVE app has been impossible to log into for about a year and that users were not notified in advance to withdraw assets. She added that Desimone told users on Sept. 24 that access would be restored the following week, but the app remains unavailable.
Amy Street, former head of growth at ROVE and a former adviser to The Arena, said in a post on X that she resigned from the crypto social company after her wages were delayed multiple times last year.
Street said that nearly a year later, she still has not received a full accounting of the token allocation she says she earned during her time with the company. She also said some salary payments and reimbursements remain unpaid.
Street says payments were still unresolved around her resignation
According to Street, Jason Desimone had made a written commitment that pay would no longer be late. She said that on Nov. 4 last year, she was told her October salary had been sent, but she did not receive the funds. She resigned on Nov. 12 while working in Abu Dhabi.
After she left, Street said she was asked to sign a termination agreement before the company would release final payment and provide information related to her token allocation.
Expense reimbursements also remain outstanding
Street also said that she and colleagues had paid for event costs out of pocket, and that some of those reimbursements have still not arrived.
ROVE app said to have 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 and that users were not notified in advance to withdraw assets. She added that on Sept. 24, Jason Desimone told users access would return the following week, but the app is still unavailable.
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