Golden Finance reported that the latest documents in the FTX bankruptcy case show that the U.S. trustee and some creditors have objected to FTX's revised reorganization plan. U.S. trustee Andrew R. Vara pointed out the ten major flaws of the plan, mainly involving the overly broad scope of legal exemptions, unequal compensation for creditors, and refusal to bear the costs related to data breaches. Vara particularly emphasized that customers in the "convenience" category will receive a lower compensation ratio simply because their claims are smaller. At the same time, Sunil Kavuri, a representative of the largest FTX creditor group, also filed a complaint, questioning the plan's exemption clauses as being too broad and calling for the establishment of a physical repayment mechanism to avoid taxable events for creditors. Currently, the confirmation hearing is scheduled for October 7, Beijing time, and no other objections are expected to be submitted. These objections may have a significant impact on FTX's reorganization process.