Position≠strength
Sakazuki is worth 5 billion because of the position he occupies, and not because of the strength he represents.
In the very panel itself, it is stated that Big Mom could have been an Admiral and even a Fleet Admiral if she had joined the Marines. This proves that the FA position was within her reach, just as it was for Sakazuki.
Now, if Akainu has a theoretical bounty of 5 billion due to his position, the same would apply to Big Mom if she held that rank. This means her bounty in the Marines would be 5 billion, regardless of any other factors.
Marking a bunch of retards doesn't change the fact that Kaidou is stronger than Akainu and his bounty is lower, cry about it.
If Big Mom, at her peak as a pirate, had a bounty of 4.38 billion, then if someone had become FA before her in the Marines and she had taken the position of Admiral, her bounty would have been reduced to around 3 billion solely because of the position. This clearly shows that these bounties do not purely reflect strength but rather a mix of position.
If her bounty as a pirate was higher than it would have been as an Admiral, this proves that bounties tied to Marine ranks are not a reliable indicator for measuring power levels.
Sakazuki is worth 5 billion because of the position he occupies, and not because of the strength he represents.
In the very panel itself, it is stated that Big Mom could have been an Admiral and even a Fleet Admiral if she had joined the Marines. This proves that the FA position was within her reach, just as it was for Sakazuki.
Now, if Akainu has a theoretical bounty of 5 billion due to his position, the same would apply to Big Mom if she held that rank. This means her bounty in the Marines would be 5 billion, regardless of any other factors.
Marking a bunch of retards doesn't change the fact that Kaidou is stronger than Akainu and his bounty is lower, cry about it.
If Big Mom, at her peak as a pirate, had a bounty of 4.38 billion, then if someone had become FA before her in the Marines and she had taken the position of Admiral, her bounty would have been reduced to around 3 billion solely because of the position. This clearly shows that these bounties do not purely reflect strength but rather a mix of position.
If her bounty as a pirate was higher than it would have been as an Admiral, this proves that bounties tied to Marine ranks are not a reliable indicator for measuring power levels.