I'm not sure valuing "zaps" as a metric would achieve the goal of reducing the percentage of Bitcoin-related content, since the ones using Bitcoins are also the ones zapping and getting zapped. This seem like it would just make the problem worse.

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Perhaps, yeah.

Algorithmic feeds was what I was pitching. Different clients could implement them in different ways and compete with each other. I'd personally gravitate towards the one that values zaps as a metric.

People can zap themselves so that metric is a bit useless.

Yeah you're right. I always hit that roadblock when I try to make a case for zap-based content curation.

Is there no workaround to it?

There may not be any workaround based on popularity, but that is not to say there can't be a way to show interesting content to the user.