You could split your investment even more (50%, 30%, 20%), and invest in even lower ranked coins (that could yield higher profits). I recommend checking on https://coinmarketcap.com .
So you can invest some % in coins with market cap < 5, some % in coins with market cap < 20 and some lottery coins with market cap up to 100 if you wish.
thank you!! that's kind of what I was looking for. I'm thinking maybe even 65/35 or 60/40 but a little averse to 40%. There's a poster i here that has been spot on with his predictions so I'm considering syscoin. Waves seems to be very big here as well. Will it be difficult to convert a coin such as waves back into btc if needed? I hope I don't sound too paranoid. I've had no issues so far with any of the btc exchanges I've been on
Yes, i have also seen the post predicting Syscoin (the guy has some spot on predictions as you said). I have also invested some in Syscoin.
Regarding converting, large amounts will most likely make some price rise/drop when you buy/sell them. It is easy to convert (just one exchange), but if you suddenly sell $10 000 worth of Waves, the price might drop a little bit. But it all depends on that current market.
Converting is easy, only issue are the little price differences that might occur. For example if you want to sell 500 waves for 5$ each. There might be a buyer buying 20 waves for 5$ each, then a buyer with an order of 130 waves for 4.98$ each and so on. So you will not be able to sell them all for 5$ (that is if you want to sell them at once, fast).