Yours is different than Blockchain's:
Yours:
483045022100a06aceefdb8cd7cceb8401a56687a579b971037c8058ed7136930934afde626b022072030a89d26fc83a307852667473660bef82794100cc1e13681471597b09cb160121021c256c8d2cca69aabc9730a6a2670f586a55d5264a0b23c050b68a3289353ca7
Blockchain.com:
**3045022100a06aceefdb8cd7cceb8401a56687a579b971037c8058ed7136930934afde626b022072030a89d26fc83a307852667473660bef82794100cc1e13681471597b09cb1601**021c256c8d2cca69aabc9730a6a2670f586a55d5264a0b23c050b68a3289353ca7
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They are the same (blockchain also shows the same, they are just ASM and HEX formats) - these are screenshots from blockchain:
He must have meant, in HEX.
Blockchain is displaying ASM without showing the OP_PUSHBYTES (size) of the signature and public key.
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Absolutely.
@MrFreeDragon
If there are a few, the data is readily available in blockstream.info's blockexplorer when you click "DETAILS +" of a transaction.
It's the "SCRIPTSIG (HEX)".
There are several thousands of small transactions, so difficult to extract manually.
EDIT: correct spelling.