Former ROVE employees accused the company and founder of arrears in salary and token quotas, and claimed that the App could no longer be logged in and user assets were locked.

PANews reported on October 4 that former ROVE growth head and former The Arena consultant Amy Street posted an article on the X platform accusing the company and founder Jason of long-term arrears in salary and expense reimbursement, and refusing to provide a complete account of the token distribution he deserves. Amy said she resigned last year due to repeated demands for wages. During this period, she paid for activities (including profit-making activities) out of her own pocket many times, and she was still owed wages while on a business trip in Abu Dhabi. After resigning, the other party was only willing to pay the balance and token information on the condition of signing a "termination agreement." In the past year, some small reimbursements have gradually arrived, but large arrears and token distribution have not yet been resolved. In addition, she pointed out that Rove App has been unable to log in for about a year, user assets are locked, and the official promise to "restore next week" has not been fulfilled.