These appear to be components of a Bitcoin transaction's input script called ScriptSig. The ScriptSig is part of a transaction input that provides the necessary data for unlocking the transaction's UTXO being spent.
In this case, the ScriptSig is comprised of two opcodes: OP_PUSHBYTES_72 and OP_PUSHBYTES_33, and some corresponding data in both ASM and HEX format. The ASM format appears to include a digital signature and a public key, while the HEX format represents the same data in a different format.
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