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In addition to Mikes Truth's 99-cent increment method (in which you sell low-owner cards for 0.99 bank), here are the two I found the most appealing to me:

1. Gather, at minimum, 2 low-owner cards (preferably ex-nation ones), and sell the first copy for junk. Bid at that junk price, and let the auction run for 59 minutes. At the last minute of said auction, transfer all of your bank with the other copy of the card you had. This leaves only a minute, at most, for someone to underask and steal your transfer (fun fact: underasking/stealing someone's transfer is known as heisting to us card players).

Here's an example of the strategy I'm referring to: https://i.ibb.co/RBDwLVr/Fire-Shot-Capture-171-Nation-States-Trading-Cards-www-nationstates-net.png

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2. Alternatively, you can also try out Refuge Isle's method by purchasing a ton of copies of a particular card, and transfer, at most, 1 bank for each copy of the card. If someone underasks one of the copies for 0.99, then buy it immediately, since more copies = more transfers in the long run.

And once you're done transferring with those copies, you can just gift them back to your main and repeat the process (as seen from this example here: page=deck/card=1944609/season=1/trades_history=1?start=25).

But what if you don't have slots to have them all gifted back? In that case, you'll likely have to buy them all back with your main, being forced to counter possible bidders who are interested in the card's market value, or something even more complicated. Best to keep your gift slots open if you consider this strategy!

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And yeah, those are the methods I found the most beneficial. There's more out there, but I've seen them be heisted too easily. The ones mentioned here are the safest and most reliable, at least in my opinion!