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Up to 50 mints or symbols, comma separated.
The response follows the Jupiter price shape, keyed by canonical mint address.

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How the price is made

The price is what a small swap would realise. The engine quotes $10 of USDC into the token through the live router and inverts the result, so the number includes fees and impact at that size. If $10 finds no sound route, it tries $100, then $1,000. It is not an oracle read or a time-weighted average, and it moves the moment a pool that prices the token trades. Prices are cached for about half a second per mint.

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Missing tokens

A token with no route from USDC is left out of the response rather than returned as null. Compare the keys you get back with the mints you asked for. The same value is pushed live on the prices channel of the market stream.