You should not ask whether the allocation is "ok", but whether the allocation is ok for you. If one does not know your financial situation and risk tolerance, their advice cannot be anything else but subjective opinions. Moreover it is unlikely that any of us here are certified financial advisors.
In my opinion Bitcoin is less risky than the other assets out there, just because it has stood the test of time so well and it is now looking to become a reserve asset for companies' balance sheets.
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Being new to cypto i'm not sure how my coin allocation should look. My current portfolio allocation is 50% BTC, 35% LTC, 15% ETH does this sound ok?
Nobody will give you accurate information about how your portfolio allocation should look like, you will be the one to learn and know what you want. Learn about the cryptocurrencies, know the ones that are less volatile and the ones that are more volatile. I will advice you to let bitcoin to be 50% or more while altcoins should be other 50% or less. I do not know much about the altcoins, learn this yourself, be careful and invest at the right time after making proper analyses. 
You have done well by choosing Litecoin and Ethereum to accompany your Bitcoin.
You could increase you BTC at the cost of LTC.
70% BTC
30% LTC
30% ETH
This is not critical because you can still trade one into the other when the prices are
favourable to increase your BTC amount.
You could increase you BTC at the cost of LTC.
70% BTC
30% LTC
30% ETH
This is not critical because you can still trade one into the other when the prices are
favourable to increase your BTC amount.
Being new to cypto i'm not sure how my coin allocation should look. My current portfolio allocation is 50% BTC, 35% LTC, 15% ETH does this sound ok?
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