Former The Arena consultant accuses the company of defaulting on his salary and token quota, and says the app has been inaccessible for about a year

According to Foresight News, former ROVE growth head and former The Arena consultant Amy Street tweeted that she was owed wages several times last year and therefore resigned from the social encryption company ROVE/encrypted social application The Arena. Nearly a year later, a complete accounting of the token quotas due during the term has still not been obtained, while there are still outstanding salaries and reimbursements. It said boss Jason Desimone had promised in writing that there would be no more late payments but had not been paid after being told on November 4 last year that October wages had been issued.

On November 12, he resigned while working in Abu Dhabi. After his resignation, the other party requested to sign a termination agreement before paying the balance and providing token information. In addition, he said that he had advanced payment for the event with his colleagues, but part of the reimbursement has not yet arrived. At the same time, the ROVE application was unable to log in for about a year, and users were not notified in advance to withdraw assets. Jason Desimone told users on September 24 that it would be restored next week, but it is still inaccessible.