Ok I just woke up so sorry I am late to this conversation.  But, here is my answer.  We are currently at 2.69 Mh/s.  In the scrypt world, this is roughly the same as around 50gh/s in the sha world.  With asic technology growing exponentially, it is probably more like 80-100gh/s.  I have asked the community via FB to setgenerate true 32.  As more and more people read that post, and now this one, the hashrate is increasing.  I have a 5 C2 reward on the pool for whoever finds blocks with tx fees.  This coins is still somewhat under the radar and low in value.  This is what has helped ALL coins.  Your argument for an unsecure network is not only a question for our coin, but every coin 6 DAYS after if was launched.  I did think about using MGW, but all coins that currently use it have been experiencing multipools jumping on until dif retargets and then they leave and the community is stuck trying to find an extremely hard block with 1/4 of the hashing power.  The Coin2 network is ONLY THERE to process txs.  If we get stuck on a hard block because of multipools mining, it will take 30-45 minutes for transaction to confirm.  This will not work with my future plans of merchant POS systems.  Imagine buying a soda and having to wait 45 min for it to confirm.  I am still waking up so I def missed some stuff so please ask questions.  In conclusion, every coin, including bitcoin is vulnerable to an attack.  In fact, I would suggest that every coin has had a 51% attack.  When I started this coin, I was the only one mining it, a.k.a. 51% attack.  And aside from the all terrifying 51% attack, bitcoin suffered an attack that had nothing to do with mining.  Are people not going to buy bitcoin?  Its all about perspective.  This community is, BY FAR , more tight knit than any other coin.  We are all willing to do whatever it takes to see this coin through.