Aladine’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

Aladine is not a fish-man — he is a merman, a former soldier of Neptune's Army enslaved by the Celestial Dragons before Fisher Tiger bought his freedom and brought him aboard the Sun Pirates. He has served that crew since Fisher Tiger's own era, more than forty years before it ever resurfaced in public view at Fish-Man Island — a tenure most records covering this crew don't even bother tracking. The distinction of species matters too, because he has since built his entire fighting style around Fish-Man Karate, a discipline that, in principle, belongs to fish-men alone — enough to make him the crew's doctor, then its first mate.

That borrowed style gets tested at Whole Cake Island, where Aladine neutralizes an attack from Charlotte Daifuku and stands against Charlotte Oven — two officers of a family that ranks among the most feared on the Grand Line. None of it has ever produced a printed number for readers; the World Government tends to file captains and famous names, rarely the ship's doctor of a crew already covered by its founder's legend.

The silence around him is not an in-universe ruling by anyone — Oda has simply never shown an amount for him. What the record does spell out is a full arc: from enslaved soldier to first mate, and eventually, once Jinbe left to rejoin the Straw Hats, captain of a crew that, by rights, a Neptune Army defector like him was never supposed to lead.