Former ROVE Growth Lead Alleges Unpaid Wages and Locked User Assets

Amy Street, a former ROVE growth lead and former adviser to The Arena, accused ROVE and its founder, Jason, of leaving her unpaid and withholding records of her token allocation. She also alleged that users’ assets were locked after the Rove App became inaccessible, a claim that raises concerns about users’ ability to reach their funds.

Street said she resigned last year after repeatedly seeking overdue wages. She alleged that she paid event expenses herself, including for profitable events, and was still owed wages while traveling for work in Abu Dhabi.

After she left, Street said, payment of her remaining wages and disclosure of token allocation information were made conditional on signing a termination agreement. Some smaller expense reimbursements were paid over the past year, she said, while larger unpaid amounts and the token allocation remained unresolved.

Street alleged that the Rove App had been inaccessible for about a year and users’ assets were locked. She said a promised restoration the following week did not happen. Street said she kept written records and was pursuing the matter through lawyers after about a year of private efforts.