Im not a miner, never mined before.
You should consider getting started now that you are running a coin. It's not hard to learn and not only will the education help you to understand what all lies in the balance of your coin's value, you will be helping to ensure it stays valuable by adding difficulty.
Just a suggestion: Think about renting some of your own hashpower and pointing it at your own network. You will mine a ton of coins at current difficulty. No one will knock you for mining your own coin because we know that the more invested the dev is in the coin, the more serious he'll be about protecting it.
You'll also start to see why that dumping occurred, what you could have done to prevent it, and how to keep it from happening again.
I know why the dumping started.
To be perfectly honest Im just not in to mining. I have mined some via Nice Hash but Im clearly doing it wrong as I got very little back for btc spent
I cant compete with miners who know the ins and out of that stuff.
Its my job to promote the coin, the message, and hopefully implement some features that are useful for thos eunfamliar with Crypto, but before I can do that the price will have to rise
a good bit more. That is what The Trump Fund is for which currently stands at 450,000.
I appreciate the advice but Ill leave that mining to others for now