A jade plant in an uninsulated Ohio bedroom at 50°F (10°C) is fine—jades tolerate 45–100°F (7–38°C). The risk is overwatering in cool conditions.
Jades are succulents from South Africa; they handle cool, dry winters naturally. Wet + cold = rot. Dry + cold = dormant but alive.
Leave it be; just don't overwater.
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