TapSwap reportedly owned by a 12-year-old Russian boy

A 12-year-old Russian boy is said to have created TapSwap, a popular cryptocurrency app where users can earn coins by tapping on a game, which can then be converted into real money.

On social media, there have been posts suggesting that the boy, whose identity is still unknown, is the mastermind behind TapSwap.

As of now, there is no solid proof to confirm that the boy, whose photo is shown in this article, is actually connected to TapSwap.

Despite this, he has become a sensation on social media, with many people sharing and promoting the idea that he is the owner or creator of the app.

Check out some of the reactions trailing the news online:

@itzclarkson: “Breaking News: 12-year-old Russian Boy creates Tap Swap app, gains popularity in Nigeria. OYA, make una continue tapping.”

@AkinBamTips: “TapSwap was created by a 12-year-old Russian boy who did it for homework.”

@sparkle_akoga: “So it is a 12-year-old Russian Boy who created the Tap-Swap App. What is happening to our innovation and creative act?”

@Babafella2: “So the boy who created the TAP SWAP App is a 12-year-old Russian boy. What could you create when you were his age?”

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