The one thing that's still preventing me to become a BTC maximalist.

I love bitcoin. I do believe that it'll become the global currency standard in the futute, and that any other coin is doomed to fail in the long run.

However, I can't help but be concerned about one thing: the privacy of the transactions.

Anyone can see how much money you have and who you send to. Although wallets are pseudonymous, blockchain analysis' companies are getting better and better to determine the real identity of their owners. If this keeps up, those companies will have data about everyone's patrimony and spending habits. I don't think that this is healthy for a monetary system.

So here's my question: is the bitcoin community actually concerned to improve privacy on the blockchain? Is there any improvement proposal in development in that regard that can be implemented in a future update?